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Why did the British colonize India? How did they treat Native Americans?
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Updated Mar 23, 2020
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Hey guys, I hope you all are doing well.
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I wanted hot back on and do another video.
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Are figured out the Prezi system.
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So that's cool anyways, so question number one but Corona
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virtual Learning assigned number one it deals with.
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Why did the British colonized India?
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And the reason is because money they wanted to extend
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their influence all over the world.
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The British had said colonies all over the world, and
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they took over India in the mid 18 hundreds and
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they wanted the land.
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But most of all, they're one of the natural resource
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is on the land like gold, like silk, like the
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and also they wanted to sell their products like salt.
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Remember, we talked about the salt marches where Gandhi refused
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to purchase salt from the British.
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But the British did want to sell their salt there.
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So they want.
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They want to make money that the bottom line is
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from these colonies, and they didn't really kick in.
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The second part of the Simon is how were the
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Native Indians treat and they were not treated particularly well.
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The British were in it for the money and would
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do whatever it took even though most Indians were living
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in poverty, they did not have much money.
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It all they did not.
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We're not able to meet the basic needs for the
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most part.
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And so But it didn't matter.
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The British And so the Indians were treated very, very
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poorly until the British ended up leaving After World War
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Two. In the 19 forties, India became independent.
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So I hope that helps will question one.
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I'm gonna come back on tomorrow and do a question
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a day shift.
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The brain pops is a pretty self explanatory.
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But I am going to come back on and try
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to provide some support for the assignments I have given.
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Please be sure.
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Get them done.
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I hope you're doing well and aren't going to stir
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crazy being socially isolated and all that having to stay
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home. Hope.
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Getting too.
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Get at least take out from your favorite local restaurants.
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Support them and have a good night.
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I'll see you guys back on here tomorrow
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