China and India. By 1900, Imperialism had broken up China into many smaller states, with each hosting a wealth of foreign soldiers and merchants not subject to Chinese laws. In India, Britain ruled both culturally and logistically, forcing their Western ways upon the Indians. Angered by the imperialism and consequent oppression of their beloved countries, Mao Zedong and Ghandi sought revolutions to reject European Imperialism, though each approached the issue from a vastly different stance. Ghandi…
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