These changes made to Indian culture, society, economy, and politics led to the events of the Sepoy Mutiny and proves how the people chose to communicate by the act of rebellion and revolt. Regardless of the fact that some changes were beneficial, like the banning of Sati, Indians did not accept change. Cultural changes like Christian missionaries, the annexation of heirless land and disrespecting local religions and economic changes such as exploitation, trade, and foreign factories provoked the people to rebel. The impact of the rebellion affected the society by creating a middle class, shaping an education system, politically affecting the direct rule of India, and introducing racism to India. This explains how the changes affected the