The benefit of the Britain colonizing India was that trade of cotton, silk, indigo, and tea grew quickly. As trade grew so did the powers of the companies that were doing the trading. They secured a foothold in India and built trading post around the borders of the country. At first, the Indians that approved of British rule did so because of the trade, money was also being made. Jobs came along when the British company's hired Indians to be soldiers who were known as Sepoy's. Even though they were paid very low, it still was better than no job at all, and they were relied on to enforce company policies. This is the reason why they approved British companies at first. However, other Indians oppose the British because they were expanding and taking over India. The British companies took the Indian coast between 1785 and 1804, which cause the Mughal Empire to decline, and this made matters worse between the Indians and British companies. By mid 1800s, the company's controlled most of India, but not before defeating the Mughal army in 1757.
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British imperialist interests in Persia and Afghanistan were challenged by the ottoman empire.
Progressive Nationalist Party of British Columbia was created in 2004.
The British were imperialist and invaders in India, so the people whose country was India wanted their country back.
. The goals of the two major nationalist groups in India was to adopt western ways and modernize India and reform the system of British rule, and to build a return to Hindu traditions.
to inquire the changes in India (growth of communism) to counter the nationalist elements
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The British Cycling Federation was first formed in 1959 at the end of an administrative dispute concerning the sport. Originally, the Nationalist Cycling Union had governed cycling.
The British Empire was an imperial power in Malaysia. At one point, Japan was also an imperial power in Malaysia.
'Imperialist' Nations during WWI: The Russian Empire The British Empire France Germany The United States of America
Imperialism was a term used for the colonization of underdeveloped nations. Later, in 1899, the British Poet Rudyard Kipling used the phrase of "White Man's Burden" in a poem about the United States, whom he hoped would take up the slack of European empires.