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What nations east India company dominated the Indian ocean trade before the 1700's?
Mostly the Dutch and the Portugese
Who had control of India in the 1700's?
I do believe it was Great Britain
What companies benefited from the slave trade in the 1700?
Royal African Company
In the 1700's how did Great Britain find a way to balance its trade with China?
In the 1700's Great Britain began smuggling opium illegally into china.
How many people used the silk road to trade?
about 100 million throughout 1700 years
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What was the most powerful authority in India during the 1700?
The British East India Company.
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Jews dominated the slave trading industry http://www.jewwatch.com/jew-slavery-folder.html
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