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If you see two potential enemies are forming an alliance, you inject, discreetly and diplomatically, distrust and friction between them. That way, they never unite to become politically strong enough to pose a threat to you.
An example would be the enlargement of the European Union earlier this decade. Britain's two natural enemies within Europe are France and Germany - because we have fought against them the most bitter wars over the last thousand years, and they could unite to threaten our financial preeminence within Europe. By making sure that nations who suffered under Nazism in WW2 are granted equal voting rights, we need only to point out that Germany want something and they will happily side with us to ensure they don't get it!
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The 'divide and rule' policy employed by the English was developed by the .?
French
The 'divide and rule' policy employed by the English was developed by the?
French
One example of was Robert Clive's policy of appointing friendly rulers and controlling trade in Bengal?
It was mainly divide and rule policy.
Whose policy is divide n rule?
Britishers used this method. On different colonial countries.
What was the British relationship to Hindu-Muslim conflict?
With the policy of Divide and Rule they created all the conflicts between Hindus and Muslims to rule India
Who colonised Uganda?
Through the divide and rule policy
Who made the divide and rule policy?
The French :) (just had a little quiz with this question in it and i got a hundred percent :P)
What was its impact on the brirtishers in revolt of 1857?
1. End of the rule of the Company2. Alteration In the British Policy towards the Indian States3. Conclusion of Peshwaship4. End of the Mughal Rule5. The Army was reorganized6. India was economically exploited7. Nationalism began to rise8. Introduction of Policy of Divide and Rule The impact of the Revolt :9. End of the rule of the Company10. Alteration in the British Policy towards the Indian States11. Conclusion of Peshwaship12. End of the Mughal Rule13. The Army was reorganized14. India was economically exploited15. Nationalism began to rise16. Introduction of Policy of Divide and Rule
The divide and rule policy employed the English was developed by the?
The French :) (just had a little quiz with this question in it and i got a hundred percent :P)
What Rule did the British play in partition of India and the violence that followed?
Getting into the country by deceit and then adopting the Divide and Rule policy by that Nation of Shopkeepers, they robbed India's wealth resources to enrich themselves.
What policy did East India Company use?
The East India Company which was started in India in the eighteenth century soon started to rule India.... It had the policy of Divide and Rule... This aptly succeeded as the Indians at that time were eager to prove their superiority over other fellow Indians...
What were the salami tactics?
Divide and conquer also known as divide and rule were the tactics that Salami used. The Salami tactics were divide and rule or rather divide conquer.
