what struggle middle class people had faced during the period of British invasion question of the day in 300 words English class 8
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Many English-educated young Indians of the post-mutiny period emulated their British mentors by seeking employment in the ICS, the legal services, journalism, and education. The universities of Bombay, Bengal, and Madras had been founded in 1857 as the capstone of the East India Company’s modest policy of selectively fostering the introduction of English education in India. At the beginning of crown rule, the first graduates of those universities, reared on the works and ideas of Jeremy Bentham, John Stuart Mill, and Thomas Macaulay, sought positions that would help them improve themselves and society at the same time. They were convinced that, with the education they had received and the proper apprenticeship of hard work, they would eventually inherit the machinery of British Indian government. Few Indians, however, were admitted to the ICS; and, among the first handful who were, one of the brightest, Surendranath Banerjea (1848–1925), was dismissed dishonourably at the earliest pretext and turned from loyal participation within the government to active nationalist agitation against it. Banerjea became a Calcutta college teacher and then editor of The Bengalee and founder of the Indian Association in Calcutta.
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This is French sociaty :No role in the administration,paid land tax namely 'Taille'to the government,low social status,paid taxes to clergy and nobles this is saying about middle people role .The middle class inclunding traders,writers,lawyers,teachers,officials,teachers,bankers and farmers,craftmen
Middle class faced during the period of British
*The goods to and from the place must be carried only in British ships
*British stamp must be affixed all the legal documents,newspapers,licence etc
*The people's must be provide and quarters for the British troops where maintained in the colonies
*Import tax must be paid for the import of goods
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This is connected with French revolution