One central idea of the selection is that the colonists
Answer: have a canadit elected
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<u>Positive effects</u> - Great Britain brought its political and industrialist points of view. In this way,<u>railroads were built, bridges and cities were modernized In a nutshell, India saw an increased development (especially in industrialization).</u> The same happens with the administration, <em><u>and the conflict between the local leaders became less common.</u></em>
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<u>Negative effects -</u> <u>we can't forget that India was under control of an imperialist country, and because of that, indian villages were not self control, and everything was determined by the British government. </u>
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(1)The merchants hired an English army, fought back, and took control of Bengal's government. It was a large settlement of English men and women with guns.
(2) i The East India Company tried to eliminate the existing traders and appointed Gomasthas as supervisors. ii The system of advances was introduced to have a direct control over the weavers. Impact:i Weavers devoted entire time to weaving. iii They were forced to accept the prices fixed by the company.
(3) i In the mid-19th century, India was very different from the nation state we know today. It didn't exist as a country, but instead consisted of different territories controlled by a variety of rulers. The greatest of these was the British East India Company which governed two thirds of the subcontinent.
ii Rise to power
By the mid-18th century, the previously dominant Mughal Empire was collapsing as native and European states attempted to carve out their own power bases.
iii Culture clash
From the early 1800s the Company attempted to develop the Indian economy and legal system.
iv Troop numbers
After taking over the Punjab in 1849, the Company reduced the number of British Army regiments in India. This was for reasons of economy, and to send men to the Crimean War (1854-56).
vDiscontent
Poor terms of service and pensions, bad pay, lack of promotion, and increased cultural and racial insensitivity from British officers all contributed to the feelings of discontent among the Indian soldiers of the Bengal Army
