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Melissa A
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, India became part of what was known as the British Empire. Colonies were established there to dominate world trade and accumulate wealth for the English.
What impact did the colonial control have on citizens of India?
(A) Indians respected the economic stability the British brought to their country.
(B) Indians resented the British for disregarding their native culture by changing the official language to English and converting people to Christianity.
(C) Indians had better educational opportunities through British schools.
(D) Indians joined the British in an uprising against rebelling nations in Southeast Asia.
What impact did the colonial control have on citizens of India?
(A) Indians respected the economic stability the British brought to their country.
(B) Indians resented the British for disregarding their native culture by changing the official language to English and converting people to Christianity.
(C) Indians had better educational opportunities through British schools.
(D) Indians joined the British in an uprising against rebelling nations in Southeast Asia.