Imperialism of India by Britain

Imperialism is the rule of one country over the political, economic or cultural life of other countries. Imperialism is often promoted by schools of two philosophies called nationalism and social Darwinism. Nationalism is a sense of pride and dedication to the country. This can encourage me to think that my country is the most powerful and essentially drives to the desire to conquer that power and conquer. Social Darwinism is a stronger country idea to conquer smaller countries.

British imperialism in India and Chinese imperialism are dominance of a country stronger than weaker countries. For example, Britain dominated India and China from the mid-1880s to the beginning of the 20th century. Imperialism had a positive and negative impact on the countries concerned. Britain is imperialism for various reasons, which may be dominant as it has technology and power. Land for purchasing raw materials for growing markets is also necessary. As many people know, imperialism shapes cultures and customs around the world. Imperialism is the major position of the country in politics, economy, society. From Asia to Africa, India, and the USA, Western culture can be seen all over the world. The downside of having Western culture around the world is how it is achieved. Western influence is imposed on Asia, especially India and Indonesia, and it is inexpensive.

The painful imperialism Britain imposed on India continues to cause critic debate over whether it supports the welfare and improvement of the Indian state or against it. In 1858, the British officially began adopting some harsh imperialism against India. Despite the severe economic and geographical decline of India, it has produced a broader range of economic support. In addition, education, technology and government are all affected. Religion and philosophical thinking are greatly affected. Britain has "iron fist" in India, but in the long run, imperialism has brought benefits to India in many ways.