Though Great Britain and India have similar governmental structures, their social systems and cultures differ significantly. Great Britain is an industrialized and wealthy First World power, while India is a vast nation with a population more than sixteen times that of Great Britain and a huge number of its citizens in poverty. The governments of both countries have dealt with conflicts involving social class differences and cultural diversity. To combat these conflicts, Great Britain has …showed first 75 words of 735 total…

…showed last 75 words of 735 total…India is an immense assortment of many cultures, and has had to deal with many disputes. In both Great Britain and India, the government has attempted to pacify social class differences and clashes over cultural diversity, to varying degrees of success. Though both nations have similar government setups, the political climates and social morays of each particular culture have taken Great Britain and India on two different paths to solving problems of class and diversity.