The effect of the East India Company's tea monopoly was that it led to widespread discontent and resistance among the American colonists. This ultimately contributed to the growing tensions that would lead to the American Revolution.

The Maratha ruler who ceded Orissa to the East India Company was Raghunathrao. He signed the Treaty of Salbai in 1782, which placed Orissa under the control of the British.

The Regulating Act of 1773 was intended to help the British East India Company. It aimed to address the issues of corruption and mismanagement by establishing a system of governance for the company's territories in India. The act also gave the British government increased oversight and control over the company's affairs.

With its own private army the British East India Company overcame Indian forces at the Battle of Plassey.

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Yes, as the British did not allow any other company near India as it would mean competition. The British could draw them back because in that time they were strong and had many troops. They were also advanced in technology.

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bombay first was under the control of portuegese but when the porteugese princesses married a british king ,the porteugese had to give the port to them as a dowry gift .and later [probbly around 1609] it was gifted to the east india company.

The Dutch East India Company got spices from Indonesia

EIC was interested in the subcontinent because they were in need of natural resources mainly spices and they knew that the majority of people living in the subcontinent were uneducated and they have plenty of resources.

At its pinnacle, East India Company controlled half of worldâ??s trade. It built first of its fortifications in the port city of Surat in India. This was done to defend its trade interests against other European trading powers.

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It was founded initially on 31st December 1600, when a group of London coffee merchants were granted a Royal Charter by Queen Elizabeth I. Over the next 250 years it became the most powerful commercial enterprise ever seen in the world of business and industry. They made Calcutta the base for its expansion.

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The Dutch East India Company was dissolved on January 1, 1800.

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The Dutch East India Company was formed in 1602 by a wealthy Dutch merchants. The leaders of the Netherlands give so much power to the company because Unlike Portuguese and Spanish traders, whose expeditions were tightly controlled by government, the company wasn't. But it rather had full sovereign powers. With this freedom or power, it could build armies, wage war, negotiate peace treaties, and govern overseas territory. This help the company to dominate the South and Southeast region.

CHINA - Example: The Tea Act was imposed on May 10, 1763, under British Prime Minister George Greenville and King George III. This meant that the British East India company was able to sell its overstock of tea from China in the colonies for a very low price. This created a monopoly on tea, which in turn put colonial merchants out of business and further infuriated colonists. The Tea Act was repealed by the Taxation of Colonies Act in 1778.

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Tea Act. Actually, the act didn't raise the cost of the tea to colonies ( as many people think) it lowered the cost of the tea. The colonist got upset because it would mean the Dutch tea they smuggled in would cost more than the British tea. They saw themselves loosing money and business.

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Jahangir agreed to allow the English to set up a base of operations for trade in India.

The East India Company first came to India as traders and seeked the permission of the emperor to carry on trade. It gradually took the advantage of weak political situations, fighting princes and instable rule to take over India and rule over it for over 200 years.

The Dutch East India Company was a private company hired by the Dutch government to protect Dutch trade in and around the Indian Ocean. The company wanted to shorten the lengthy and expensive voyage around the Cape of Good Hope.