Question

Now, imagine you are an Indian citizen living under the British raj. Your local newspaper printed Rudyard Kipling’s poem “The White Man’s Burden,” followed by Dadabhai Naoroji’s speech.

Write an editorial to the newspaper and argue for or against British rule of India. Respond to the ideas presented by Kipling and Naoroji.
As part of your editorial, be sure to describe your daily challenges.  

How has British rule affected India?

Write a 1–2 paragraph editorial expressing your opinion as an Indian citizen.

Answer 1

Naoroji asks the British to give us justice, but I do not see much justice in my day-to-day life. Rudyard Kipling and others compare us to childish devils. How can we work with people who think of us this way? The British have brought advancements, yet too many Indians are still living in poverty.

Answer 2

Naoroji asks the British to give us justice, but I do not see much justice in my day-to-day life. Rudyard Kipling and others compare us to childish devils. How can we work with people who think of us this way? The British have brought advancements, yet too many Indians are still living in poverty.
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