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The waterway that became a vital link between Britian and India is the Suez Canal.
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What greatly increased trade for Britain in India?
The Suez Canal, a man-made waterway in Egypt, greatly increased trade for Britain in India.
What year India became independent from Britain?
This happened in 1947.
What was the result of Great Britain's strong trade hold over India from the mid-1700s to the mid-1800s?
India became a colony of Great Britain.
When was India free?
India became the Republic of India on August 15, 1947. It was given its independence from the Empire of Great Britain.
What waterway shortened routes to India from Europe?
None. There never was a waterway since North America was in the way.
How did an unequal partnership exist between India and British?
Britain used to occupy India, similar to how it once occupied the United States of America, except when India became independent, the inhabitants remained mostly native Indians; not immigrants, like modern Americans.
What effect did fighting between Austria and Prussia have on Britain?
Britain gained economic domination of India.
What battle was fought between Britain and India in World War 2?
Britain and India were on the same side in World War 2
Did Britain ever have an emperor?
Yes and No. In 1877, after about 16 years of British rule of India, the British Government decided to recognize Queen Victoria as Empress of India. Our Kings kept that title until soon after India became independent in 1948. So, although the Monarchs were not Emperor of Britain, they were King of Britain and Emperor of India.
Man Made waterway from India to Europe?
The Suez Canal
What led to the formation of Pakistan?
In 1947, Great Britain divided the Indian subcontinent between the Hindu and Muslim communities. The Muslims received the homeland they desired, which was Pakistan, while the Hindu majority remained India. Both countries then became commonwealths of Great Britain.
What was the difference between India and Japan?
India had been a Crown Colony of Britain. Japan, like Britain (with the exception of the Roman occupation) had always been it's own empire.
