Concept:Both French and British colonial systems were imperialist in nature, even though their methods of rule differed.
Explanation:The French used Assimilation and later Association, while the British used Indirect Rule.
French policies allowed some Africans to become French citizens, which the British did not allow.
French rule imposed French culture and language directly on the colonies.
The French also introduced discriminatory laws that favoured French citizens over African subjects.
However, both French and British colonial powers were driven by imperialism, which is the policy of extending a country's power and control over other territories.
Therefore, imperialism was the feature they shared, not a point of difference.
Answer:C. imperialism