YDS CÜMLE ATMA / TEST 7 33. Soru

33.

- (I) By the early 19th century, India was
effectively under British control, but this did not
interfere with the religious and social structures
which define India's identity. (II) To the British,
India was principally a place to make money.
(III) They concentrated on the expansion of iron
and coal mining and the development of tea,
coffee and cotton growing. (IV) Because of the
scarcity of land and the widely held taboos
against eating meat, especially beef arid pork,
little livestock has been raised for slaughter. (V)
Thus the Indians' culture, beliefs and religion
were left strictly alone.