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Indirect rule - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Southern Indian states and their zamindars compard to the North in areas like Bengal.
        
        Offered power to the NAwab of Carnactic who was essentially trying t
      - States in Southern Nigeria
  - - - Lugard advocated for accelerated promotion of Africans- gave praise to pan-african congress
      - Cooper advocated deliberate divide and rule.
- - - - Some overlords such as Mirambo or Mkwawa, but mostly claimed an independence of their own. Had broken free during the German conquet and rinderpest outbreaks in 1890's./
      - Many chiefs had been killed of banished by the germans
      - Search for a legitimate chief was often fruitless.
        
        often when found would be uneducated and refuse to adapt to British demands
        
        Led to the British trying to adapt the educated, who were young, impressionable and educated.
        
        Logical extension of the ineffective indirect rule became the co-operatives as the people become 'politically minded'.
        
        Co-operatives set up- close government control in form of a registrar and the ability to liquidate any who do not obey the rules
      - As soon as the British tried to enforce unpopular agricultural measures, in both the 1930's and the 1950s in periods of economic dissaray, the chiefs lost the confidence of both their people and their British masters.
- - - - No africans above the level of minor clerk until after the 1950s
      - Indianization of the civil service was attempted in the early 20th century, aiming for over a half of the ICS as Indian by 1947
    - - Million government workers in India, only 8,000 in Africa
  - - - Residents appointed under British paramountcy.
        
        Told to interfere cautiously and sparingly so prince did not lose face with his subjects.
      - Contributed substantially to Indian Army
      - Had the Chamber of Princes, which was totally ineffective but could've been used greatly.
    - - best-known form of indirect rule.
      - Strong native authorities (such as the Muslim emirs) were incorporated into the British governing structures. Somew degree of financial autonomy.