Since many people who have nationalism have great pride for their nation, many times nationalistic people feel their nation is superior over other nations (Saglam, Gulcan). This superior feeling can lead nations to colonize other states to convert the government and people of the colonized state to accept the ways of life and beliefs of the nation state conquering them. An example of nationalism being used to conquer a nation-state is the example of when the British colonized India. The British wanted to rule over India to get good from India. When the British started taking over India, they forced India to trade the majority of their spices, raw materials, and other goods to only Britain. The British additionally tried to change some values of the Indian people by trying to convert them to Christianity (Kaur,
Since many people who have nationalism have great pride for their nation, many times nationalistic people feel their nation is superior over other nations (Saglam, Gulcan). This superior feeling can lead nations to colonize other states to convert the government and people of the colonized state to accept the ways of life and beliefs of the nation state conquering them. An example of nationalism being used to conquer a nation-state is the example of when the British colonized India. The British wanted to rule over India to get good from India. When the British started taking over India, they forced India to trade the majority of their spices, raw materials, and other goods to only Britain. The British additionally tried to change some values of the Indian people by trying to convert them to Christianity (Kaur,