What were the positive and negative effects of british imperialism in india

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ozzi2 years ago

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Positive effects - Great Britain brought its political and industrialist points of view. In this way,railroads were built, bridges and cities were modernized In a nutshell, India saw an increased development (especially in industrialization). The same happens with the administration, and the conflict between the local leaders became less common.

Negative effects - 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.

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