Which policy did british authorties use to control the indian people after colonizing their territory
a. deporting millions of indians to prison colonies in the south pacific.
b. replacing the indian government with a bureaucracy controlled by the british.
c. forcing muslim religious leaders to convince their followers to accept british rule.
d. banning indians from raising, selling, or eating cows and pigs.

B. Replacing the Indian government with a bureaucracy controlled by the British.

Explanation:

The British established their own administrative order in India, with the top British officials at the head of it. Nevertheless, they kept local ruling structures in place; state princes or maharajas were allowed to stay in power and rule the business of their provinces while submitting to British central authority.

the lowest among the social higher rank were the working class. this class remained detached to the political progression   of the country and was hostile to the other two classes