answersLogoWhite

0


Best Answer

three days

User Avatar

Wiki User

11y ago
This answer is:
User Avatar

Add your answer:

Earn +20 pts
Q: Travel times to British India before and after Suez canal?
Write your answer...
Submit
Still have questions?
magnify glass
imp
Related questions

What continent did British ships have to sail around to travel to India and China before the Suez canal was opened?

Africa


What is the British lifeline to India?

The Suez Canal.


Which canal made travel between European countries and India easier?

The Suez Canal.


What was the cause of the British imperialism in S Africa?

S Africa was extremely useful for Britain as a sort of refueling station for British ships going to India to trade by the route around Africa before the Suez Canal was dug


Before the Suez Canal was built what what was continent did have to travel around?

Africa


which of these people probably benefited most from the construction of the suez canal?

A British merchant who manufacturers goods to India on boats


What canal was unsuccessfully attacked by Turkish troops in 1915?

The Suez Canal was unsuccessfully attacked by Turkish troops on February 3,1915. The canal was used by the British to ferry troops from Australia, New Zealand and India to European battle grounds.


Which of thses people probably benefited most from the construction of the Suez canal?

A British merchant who ships manufactured good to India on boats


Which is the longest Canal in the India?

indira gandhi canal


How long will it to travel by boat to India from Australia?

To travel from India to England by ship takes about 22 days if traveling around the continent of Africa. It the Suez Canal is taken, that can take about 10 to 12 days off the trip.


How did the Suez Canal influence the spread of Western European imperialism?

The Suez Canal greatly aided Western imperialism. Before the canal was built,ships trading with Asia had to travel around the southern tip of Africa. By connecting theMediterranean Sea and Red Sea, the canal significantly reduced the sailing time from Europe totrading destinations in the East. For example, the map shows that the canal reduced the trip from London to Mumbai, India, by 5,100 miles (8,200 km). Also, the canal helped to increase foreigncontrol of Egypt. Europeans made high-interest loans to the ruler of Egypt for building the canal and other projects. When the Egyptian ruler could not repay the loans, the British bought his shares of the canal, gaining controlling interest.


Which is the largest irrigation canel in India?

The largest irrigation canal of India currently operating is the Rajasthan canal