India
India
1947
India and Pakistan
Palestine
India was a colony of England and was a member of the British Empire until 1947, when it gained its independence. Today, India is a member of the British Commonwealth of Nations.
August 14, 1947
Bangladesh was not under British rule. EAST PAKISTAN got rid of the Brits in 1947
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The largest and wealthiest colony in history was British India, which encompassed a vast territory and a diverse population. It generated significant revenue for the British Empire through agriculture, textiles, and trade. The colony's wealth was largely derived from its natural resources and labor, contributing to the economic might of Britain during the colonial period. British India's size and economic importance made it a key asset for the empire until its independence in 1947.
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Britain turned India into its colony, beginning with the establishment of the British East India Company in the early 17th century. The company gradually expanded its control over Indian territories, culminating in the direct rule of India by the British Crown following the Indian Rebellion of 1857. This period, known as the British Raj, lasted until India gained independence in 1947.