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Under the colonial dispensation, the economic policies were the protection and promotion of British economic interests, yet we still follow certain values learnt from the British rule. Comment​

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Answered by budhprakashsingh123
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Answer:

Under the colonial dispensation, the economic policies were the protection and promotion of British economic interests . Low Level Of Economic Development Under The Colonial Rule.

Answered by ayush7652051895sl
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Explanation:

  • Even though throughout the colonial era, British economic interests were protected and promoted, we still uphold some of the ideals that were instilled at that time.

The following are these values:

1. Cultural affinities fostered by the construction of roads and railroads

2. Cultural affinities fostered by the construction of roads and railroads2. The zeal for knowledge that transformed the barter system of exchange into the monetary system.

  • It is assumed that the colonial regime that governs education, its institutions, and government is a given.
  • It must be acknowledged that the foundation of educational justice is not simply education for all, but also the democratisation of education.
  • The colonial government's economic plans were primarily aimed at making India a source of raw materials for British companies and a market for completed goods that would be supplied from Britain.

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