AP Success - AP European History: British India's Colonial Ethics
Question 1
They did not reflect on their duties and focused on personal gain.
They were primarily concerned with the moral upliftment of the conquered people.
They immediately recognized and fulfilled their obligations to the local population.
They prioritized the establishment of educational institutions for the Bengalees.
Question 2
The use of advanced weaponry and technology by the English.
The military alliances with neighboring Indian states.
The support of the local population for English rule.
The superior intelligence and energy of the English.
Question 3
Long-term settlement and integration with the local community.
Religious conversion of the local population.
Cultural exchange.
Financial enrichment.
Question 4
The strategic military tactics employed by the Bengalees.
The futility of Bengalees resisting English power.
The economic competition between local and English merchants.
The peaceful nature of the Bengalees compared to the English.
Question 5
The English shifted their focus from trade to solely political control.
The English reduced their presence in Bengal, allowing for self-rule.
The English eventually began to consider the moral implications of their rule.
The English decided to leave Bengal due to the challenging climate.
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