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This 4 page paper analyzes the impacts the British had in India and elsewhere as a result of their occupation of India during this time period. These impacts include technological development, improved medical care, the opium trade, and mutiny. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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867 British rule in India during the nineteenth century resulted in a variety of societal impacts. Some of these impacts were beneficial
to India and to the Indian people. Others were were bad. Interestingly, the impacts of British rule in India were not limited to India herself but extended to
parts of the rest of the world as well. Largely because of the long-term British presence there, a presence that had been maintained
since the seventeenth century, India began a time of radical evolution in the nineteenth century. As was the case for much of the world during this time period, this
was a time of great technological change for India. Railways were built crisscrossing the country as were telegraph lines. This meant that information could cross the country in
mere minutes. It also meant that people and goods could be quickly and efficiently transported from one region to the other. Indians, the ones that had access at
least, benefitted from British goods and services. British medicine, for example, was considered far superior to what was considered the antiquated approach traditional Indians had to health care.
The British were of particular benefit to Indians because they introduced vaccinations to the country. Although many Indians were reluctant to accept it, the British theory of germs and
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