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Explain Divide and Rule policy of British? Is it same as in India and Nigeria? Explain.

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Answered by fadilamin
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The British used divide and rule policy to Create differences between The Hindus and Muslims and thought that if they divided them and made them fight each other India cannot fight against the British. some examples of the divide and rule policy are 1)Formation of the Muslim League 2) Partition of Bengal and many others.
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Answered by Anonymous
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Divide and Rule policy was a policy of the British in which they sowed the seeds of hatred among communities of Hindus and Muslims so that we could not be united and strong enough to fight with the British .

Why did they adopt the policy ?

They adopted the policy so that they can easily administer our country .

They can easily extract resources and exploit us .

The Muslim and Hindu unity was their strongest enemy.

Their unity brought about the First War of Independence .

Hence they resorted to this policy.

How did they implement the Divide and Rule Policy ?

They implemented the Divide and Rule Policy by the following ways :

  • The British Government portrayed the Muslims as plunderers to the Hindus.
  • They portrayed Hindu rulers as cruel kings to the Muslim subjects .
  • They tried to justify that Bengal was partitioned for creating Muslim majority.
  • They gave special aid to Muslim madarsas .
  • They tried to spread communal hatred through literature.
  • They spread communal hatred through the press .
  • They tried to take advantage of the caste system.

No the Divide and Rule policy was different in Nigeria .

Nigeria does not have such a diverse culture like us and hence the British followed the policy differently over there .

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