This excerpt, from The Discovery of India by Jawaharlal Nehru, explains how India became a "typical" colonial economy.
This process continued throughout the nineteenth century. Other old Indian industries- shipbuilding, metalwork, glass, paper-and many crafts were broken up. Thus the economic development of India was stopped and the growth of new industry was prevented.... A typical colonial economy was built up.
India became an agricultural colony of industrial England. It supplied raw materials and provided markets for England's industrial goods. The destruction of industry led to unemployment on a vast scale.... The poverty of the country grew. The standard of living fell to terribly low levels.
What negative effects of imperialism does Nehru point out?
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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this was a negative effect for india, many crafts were broken, the development in economics stopped & also poverty grew.
I Think document 6 is important to imperialism because it had many negative effects in india
christina vitiello
Many crafts were broken up, the economic develpoment was stopped, many became unuemployed, the country was poor, the standard of living fell.
-christina fiscella
Indias economy stopped and the growth of industy was prevented. Unemployment and poverty grew, and the standard of living fell ot low levels.
i read it again..again
Nehru points out that because of imperialism, India's economy becomes a colonial economy. India's old industries such as shipbuilding, metalwork, and many other crafts were stopped in order to create an agricultural colony. This agricultural colony was a negative effect because it was made just to supply their mother country (England) with raw materials.
The negative effects of imperalism that Nehru points out are that the old indian industies were eventually broken up, and the economic development of India was stopped and the growth of a new industry was brought in. India began supplying England with raw materials and industrial goods. The employment rates increased and the standard of living fell.
the development of the country was stoped to help the growth of another country
India's economy and industry fell apart. Unemployment and poverty grew.
Pablo Rodriguez
It points out the mass of unemployment and all the poverty.
iNDiA HAD MANY NEGATiVE EFFECTSz AGAiNST THEM.. MANY PEOPLE WERE POOR NOW AND THERE CRAFTSz WERE BROKEN.
Many crafts were broken, the development in economics stopped and also poverty grew.
-Jason James
Many peoples crafts were broken and the development in economics stopped and poverty grew.
-Diana Ruiz
The negative effects of imperalism that Nehru points out are that the old indian industies were eventually broken up, and the economic development of India was stopped and the growth of a new industry was brought in.
Negative efects were produced throughtout the nineteenth century due to Englands imperialism. India was imperialised by England and negative effects were produced like the dustruction of industry which led to unemployment of the indian people. Poverty grew thoughtout the indian country.
Thier was an negative charge for india.many crafts was broken.
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