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Which British colony was referred to as "the jewel in the imperial crown"? A. India B. Hong Kong C. Kenya D. Egypt

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India was referred to as the jewel in the imperial crown
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The correct answer is option A. "India". Because of the number of people and wealth that India had during the British Empire, it was considered "the jewel in the imperial crown". Spices, textiles, cotton, and the opium were among the goods that British greatly appreciated from India, especially because they sold these good in China to buy tea.

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