Question

The fact that large numbers of south asians migrated to great britain after the end of british rule could indirectly be used as evidence to support the author’s arguments mostly because the migrations of former colonial subjects to imperial metropoles in the late twentieth century demonstrate that.

Answer 1

It could acts as  evidence to support the author’s arguments because:

It demonstrate that migrants were said to be attracted to a lot of areas of the cultural, political, and economic systems that imperial powers is known to have brought to their colonies.

Who is a a migrant?

The term "Migrant" connote a person that is said to have moves away from his or her place of normal or first place of residence, that exist within a country or others and move to somewhere else based on some issues.

Migrants were said to be attracted to a lot of aspects of the cultural, political, and economic systems that imperial powers had given to their colonies and as such they migrated to great Britain.

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