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What would an indian rebel think about the british ruling his country?

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shutvik [7]3 years ago

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A: The Indian Rebel would be very disgruntled, angry, or mad.

B: The British Soldier would think the rebels would be savages, and below them.

natita [175]3 years ago

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What would an Indian rebel think about the British ruling his country?

Most likely the Indian Rebel would be angry at the usurpers and invaders for ruling a country that they have taken by force and imposing different culture and values upon the Indian people

What would a British soldier think about the Indian rebels?

Historically, the British has always considered themselves to me more advance, civilized and sophisticated than other peoples, even other Europeans. A British solder would see an Indian rebel as a savage that is much bellow him.

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