To what extent did the experiences of imperialism in India promote a sense of progress? And for whom? Take a position based on t

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Vesnalui [34]

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To what extent did the experiences of imperialism in India promote a sense of progress? And for whom? Take a position based on t

he overall evaluation of the documents.

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ehidna [41] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-22T14:18:01+03:00

Answer: Imperialism has minimal positive features for the colonized population.

Explanation:

Proponents of the defense of imperialist goals point out that imperialism's goal is to bring culture and civilization to a certain nation. Of course, this statement has many wrong elements. If I search for one positive thing that imperialism has brought to the conquered people, then it is the infrastructure. Around the world, imperialist powers have built infrastructure in underdeveloped countries. However, that is primarily for the reason that it would be easier to export resources. The British crown and large corporations that installed their industrial existences on India's territory benefited from imperialism in non-India.