Factors And Impact Of Westernization In India

However, the Indians were positively impacted socially. This was because the British brought them universities, and museums that helped revolutionize Indian society, and the British also ended many negative social concepts, like highway robbery, widow suicide, and female infanticide. All around, British Imperialism had a huge effect on the India we have today. It's easy to wonder, and try to imagine what India would be like today, without British

British imperialism was strong throughout the 1800’s, and vulnerable countries without stable governments were the British first target. Not only vulnerable countries were on Britain's hit list, but countries such as India that were rich in resources with a vast and never ending supply. Britain benefited from colonising India in many ways, but in the end India

In conclusion, I think that Gandhi was quite important in India gaining independence as he had done many things that impacted the peoples view of the British government, however I feel that other factors and individuals should also be given equal credit as they had also played a major part in the gaining of independence of India from Britain as they had not only impacted the wealth of Britain at the time but they had also changed not only the British governments view of the colony in India but also other countries view of it and so in my opinion, should the other factors and individuals not have played a part, Gandhi might not have managed to achieve independence for India from the

The direct encounter between the European explorers and the native population had had consequences on numerous issues and their interaction led to dominance of the ideas and beliefs. In the context of Columbian Exchange, the old world, roughly consisting of the western countries gained in a number of ways-discoveries of new supply of metals and new prosperous crops and vast arable land (Qian, 2010). The consequences from their interaction gave rise to the improvement in trade as a result of exploring new routes to promote trade and the scientific exploration which eventually allowed Europe to stand out in the global system in the late 17th century. However, along with those improvements, there are many negative consequences that arose as a result of European exploration that still have devastating impacts on the world system today and which are still highly debated

Jaquelyne Thompson Whart 1-2 hour Mrs. Jardine & Mrs. Rasmussen Imperialism in India Imperialism affected the whole world. One of the countries that it affected is India. Imperialism affected India in positive and negative ways through government, technology and education, transportation, health, social classes, and agriculture. India’s government during imperialism is different from what it is today. The British Raj controlled India in 1858 and 1947.

The Axis age also known as the “pivotal age” was prevalent to India during this time because it was the time that the Indian Hinduism religion changed dramatically. The Axis Age took place between 800 to 200 BCE. During this

To understand the impact of cultural diffusion on ancient society, one must take a look at the history of its development. You can clearly see this enduring issue grow in importance when you take a closer look at the Roman, Persian and Asian cultures and how trade between these cultures were affected by cultural diffusion. The Roman Empire is a great place to start looking at its impact. After the Fall of the Roman Republic, changes took place across the empire as it began its transformation into what we know as the Roman Empire. (working on this paragraph ***) In addition, the Silk Roads led to a complex exchange between societies.

Colonialism and Imperialism affected our world both positively and negatively. On one hand, Imperialism has often been linked with racial segregation, manipulation, and hardship. On the other, it has been said that many colonial powers contributed much in terms of schools, roads, railways, and much more. Whether this time period was constructive or harmful, it has played a large part in shaping our lives today. European Imperialism started long before the 1800’s.

Ideas are powerful. Their continuous use has often pushed people to go further - to assess themselves time and time again. Not all ideas succeed, but the ones that do leave a lasting impact on people and challenge established ones to the very core. The Enlightenment was defined by intellectuals who reevaluated existing ideas of rule government and society in a movement that would impact the western world. Western government and society was influenced by the Enlightenment, a movement where intellectuals developed ideas that challenged and reevaluated established ones.

Causes of Imperialism The acceleration of Imperialism during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries that greatly impacted the world, is due to multiple economic, political, and social forces. Imperialism, a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force, was becoming drastically more and more important for European and Asian countries. Ultimately, the advancements during the Industrial Revolution made Imperialism easier, and on a very large scale for many European countries. Although there were many factors that contributed to Imperialism by ways of economic, political, and social forces, some proved to be more significant and influential than others.

Previously these mandates had been under rule of the various defeated nations in World War I. Now in each of these mandates new trade agreements were made, new mixings of multitudes of cultures began and the world once again became

The French and Indian War can be argued to have the most effect on altering the relations between Britain and the Colonies. The relationship between these two power houses began very subtle, as England followed through with a policy of salutary neglect toward the Colonies. The consequence of the war caused the Political and the Economic state of Britain to changed dramatically, causing them to act differently towards the Colonies. This made the Ideologies of the colonies change greatly. Becoming a winner of a mass of land was great to reward to Britain, but this caused them to change the way that they were going to govern, especially in North America.

The way in which Europeans saw themselves after the industrial revolution is the only thing that should be blamed for the occurrence of WWI. The extreme Self-confidence or the megalomania that Europeans had during 19th century contributed significantly to WWI. The historical events and patterns created that megalomania. Victorian culture, successful practice of imperialism, successful nationalism movements in Germany and Italy all made Europeans to believe that there has to be something in their blood; so that could completely shape a new world.

Although ethnic and racial conflict has become the severe problem that lead every continent into the crisis in our period of time, the United States is excluded. America has been remarked in a success of blending people of the different ethnics together under the idea of the melting pot. Yet, an idea of the melting pot is not quite accurate since some kinds of segregation still exists in the today community and it indicates that the quest for unifying the diverse population in America is urgent. The immigration laws, that were established in the 20th century, has both positive and negative impacts on the America. These laws promote the equality and equity in the society.

Imperialism had a big impact on the native people of India in the time of 1750-1900. Imperialism is known as the dominance of other nations and/or countries over other places to spread their religion, culture, etc. The weakening of the Mughal Empire had a huge impact over all of India. As well as the British East India dominating a military so strong to take over part of India. With the decline of the Mughal Empire, India struggled to keep out invaders.