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How were the British different from Indians?
How were the British different from Indians?
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The correct option is D All of the above
The British were different from Indians in race, religion and sentiments. In the 18th century, the British showed a friendly attitude towards Indians religions. They had no particular zeal for their own religion and the Company even acted as a trustee of some Hindu temples. However in the 19th century this attitude underwent a change. The British began to interfere with local religious and social customs.
The British were different from Indians in race, religion and sentiments. In the 18th century, the British showed a friendly attitude towards Indians religions. They had no particular zeal for their own religion and the Company even acted as a trustee of some Hindu temples. However in the 19th century this attitude underwent a change. The British began to interfere with local religious and social customs.
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