Edited sentence: + Correcting Misinformation.Finally, the struggle to overthrow the British united all nationalities of the sub-continent providing them with a common Identity.Firstly, the uniting of the different peoples of sub-continent by the roads and railways built by the British empire.In actual fact, the term 'India' derives from the word hindustan which gets its name from the river Indus.In fact the distance between Rome and London can comfortably fit with in the subcontinent.India is still an empire.India or Hindustan was the name given to the "mysterious" land east of the river, by western peoples in Medieval times.It is important to note that vicious propaganda by the Congress party during and after independence (1947) has led many to believe that the princely states including Khairpur were a creation of the British.It was India and Pakistan that were the children of the British empire.It was only in the Mughal era that modern Hindi evolved as the language of the central Gangetic plain between the Punjab and Bengal.Like Europe, the sub-continent also consists of many nationalities and languages.Nothing could be further from the truth.One empire divided into two.Secondly, the education provided to the natives introduced western ideas of freedom and democracy rather than inducing loyalty.The Indian sub-continent is a large land mass which consist of many nations although it appears small on commonly available maps of the world.The creation of modern India as one state instead of several countries is primarily due to the policies of the British empire.This is because these maps are flattened projections of the world where areas far north and south of the equator have been stretched to appear much larger then they actually are in order to show both sides of the planet on one page.To call India one country is like calling Europe or Africa one state and is a travesty of history.With out the British influence there would have been no India today