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This illustration of India under British rule appeared in a London newspaper in 1877. A political cartoon shows John Bull, representing Britain, riding on the back of an Indian man in a turban, and Uncle Sam, riding on the back another person. This image showing the Great Famine implies that the British Raj was working to help Indian citizens. Life in India would improve under British rule. Imperialism had become too difficult for the British people. The British did not suffer the hardships the Indians faced.

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D. The British did not suffer the hardships the Indians faced.

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The British were making use of Indians. So, option (D): "The British did not suffer the hardships the Indians faced," is the correct answer.

What are the hardships faced by Indians?

During the British control of India, native Indians faced numerous hardships. Indians were not only the slaves of the monarch's administration but also of every wealthy British citizen.

Furthermore, Britain's goal in coming to India was never to help the country flourish. They were only in India to make use of the country's natural resources.

And native Hindus embraced their leadership because they were tired of Afghanis and Persians invading their land and building kingdoms; in other words, they wanted to be in charge.

And, in the process, they did everything they could to obtain the monarch's blessings over them, whereas Muslims found it difficult to accept slavery because they had previously had slaves, and thus they attempted to obtain the monarch's blessings as well.

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