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Wealthiest colony in British Empire Popularly known as Britain's Jewel in the Crown Wealthiest colony in British Empire Popularly known as Britain's Jewel in the Crown

Sepoy Mutiny (1857)- rebellion of Hindu and Muslim soldiers because of the rumor that rifle cartridges were sealed with beef and pork fat. The Raj: When Britain took direct control of India from; 1857 to 1947 Sepoy Mutiny (1857)- rebellion of Hindu and Muslim soldiers because of the rumor that rifle cartridges were sealed with beef and pork fat. The Raj: When Britain took direct control of India from; 1857 to 1947

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 Loss of land, culture, independence, as well as political & economic power.  Cash crops replace subsistence agriculture  famine (People were no longer making enough food to eat)  Indian business restricted by British  Unnatural borders in Africa  enemies forced to live together & tribes separated  LONG TERM WAR!  Racism  Loss of land, culture, independence, as well as political & economic power.  Cash crops replace subsistence agriculture  famine (People were no longer making enough food to eat)  Indian business restricted by British  Unnatural borders in Africa  enemies forced to live together & tribes separated  LONG TERM WAR!  Racism