IMPACT OF BRITISH RULE Blame or Praise ?. Golden Age (1858-1900)  Indian Mutiny imperialism since 1870 post-Mutiny policies - Indian nationalism.

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IMPACT OF BRITISH RULE Blame or Praise ?

Golden Age ( )  Indian Mutiny imperialism since 1870 post-Mutiny policies - Indian nationalism

Political aspects : 4 merits 1. Realization of political unity 2. Peace 4. Provision of civil liberty 3. Rule of law

Pol. Aspects : 3 shortcomings 1. Impersonal nature of Br. Bureaucracy 2. Failure to develop local self-govt. 3. Reluctance to associate Indians with the administration

Material Transformation Why in need ?

Achievement 1. Better communication 2. Famine relief

Achievement 4. Social revolution w 3. Economic revolution

Female Edu. In Mysore,1880s

Think about ? Could the village have been transformed with less human dislocation and suffering ?

Think again ! w Indian historians’ belief w British writers’ views

Praise or Blame ?

Think !! Would India have been better off without foreign control ?

Think too ! Would India have been able to create a modern structure of business ?

A Controversial Issue ! w Before the Br. raj w After the Br. raj To the British To the Indians