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What were the british traders called?
The British traders were commonly referred to as "merchants" or "traders." During the colonial period, those involved in the trade of goods, particularly in the East India Company, were often called "East India merchants." Additionally, "British East India Company" traders played a significant role in trade with India and other parts of Asia.
When did the British invaded India?
They had guns because Great Britain was advanced in technology. India was not as involved in trade so they did not have the weapons the British had at the time. Britain had guns, and cannons. i like potato's!!!!!
Who permitted British to trade in India?
Up to the 19th century, the British got their permission from the various maharadja's who ruled the many kingdoms of India. In the 19th century the British colonized India and after that they simply organized trade as they saw fit.
Why did British open their trade centers in India?
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Which of these is the name of the company chartered by Queen Elizabeth to do trade in India?
The company was British East India Company, Chartered by queen Elizabeth to do trade in India.
Why did the british move into India?
The moved into India to trade spices with the people of the East Indies
Because China and Japan were isolated from trade which of these countries was a trade target for the British and Dutch?
India
Why did England want to take over India?
They had plans to do it previous to their revolts with the British as they already had trade and involvement. India was the biggest trade hub in the world and had many resources so of course the British wanted to take over India.
What was east India company and how was it involved in the politic of the sub-continent?
The East India Company was a British joint-stock company with a royal charter that participated in international trade within the world-spanning British Empire. The Company was actively involved in the Indian subcontinent, particularly due to its lucrative trade resources. The EIC established some of the first British trade ports in India and eventually gained control of a large portion of the country. It was able to do so primarily through aligning with the Hindu raj (royalty) of India against the dying Muslim Mughal Empire. After becoming such a great power on the subcontinent, the EIC played a very important role in the politics of both India and the British Parliament, essentially buying their influence and way into power to improve and protect profit.
When was Britain involved in slave trade?
Captain John Hawkins started the British slave trade in 1562. It came to America in 1619. The British got out of the slave trade in 1807.
What are the countries involved in the British East India Company?
The British East India Company primarily operated in India, where it established significant trade and territorial control. It also had interests in other regions, including parts of Southeast Asia, such as modern-day Malaysia and Indonesia, as well as in China, particularly in the trade of tea and opium. Additionally, the Company engaged with various European powers, including Portugal and the Netherlands, in trade and territorial disputes. Its influence extended to regions across Africa and the Americas as part of its global trade network.
Which Mughal Emperor gave permission to the British East India Company to trade in India?
Jahangir agreed to allow the English to set up a base of operations for trade in India.
