 “It is a country of inexhaustible riches and one which cannot fail to make its new masters the richest corporation in the world.”  -Robert Clive, top.

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 “It is a country of inexhaustible riches and one which cannot fail to make its new masters the richest corporation in the world.”  -Robert Clive, top official of the East India Company

 “You have been taught that …British rule in India is beneficial. Nothing is more false! You cannot escape two facts: first, that under the British, India has become the world’s poorest country; and second, that it is denied advantages and decencies to which any free country is entitled.”  -Mahatma Gandhi

 Legacy-Something that handed down to future generations

 1. The English Language  Doctors in India could now converse with doctors elsewhere such as Africa and the United States.

 2. The English Legal System  Laws, parliamentary democracy, political parties, representative democracy

 3. Religion  Anglicanism, the Church of England, is world wide. (Nations with established religions, such as Islam in Sudan or Hinduism in India are exceptions to the influence of the British missionaries.)

 4. European culture  5. Railroads, roads, canals, bridges, factories  6. Free trade and investments in foreign goods and manufacturing  7. Racism towards colonies whose inhabitants were different races