How the Colonization of India was Detrimental
Though the British created a new political and social system in the Raj, the outcome and methods behind these additions proved to be detrimental to the Indian culture and survival.
The British exploited the Indians lack of power in the government and deficient literacy rates to strip them of and violate their culture. As a result of British rule, all Indians had no voting rights and no say at all in the decisions made within their country. This allowed the British to break apart important hindu values, like the caste system. The caste system in india was a seperation of the people into 4 major categories. Each of these categories were placed into four different levels, the brahmins at the top and
Though the British created a new political and social system in the Raj, the outcome and methods behind these additions proved to be detrimental to the Indian culture and survival.
The British exploited the Indians lack of power in the government and deficient literacy rates to strip them of and violate their culture. As a result of British rule, all Indians had no voting rights and no say at all in the decisions made within their country. This allowed the British to break apart important hindu values, like the caste system. The caste system in india was a seperation of the people into 4 major categories. Each of these categories were placed into four different levels, the brahmins at the top and