The East India Company was keen on expanding textile exports from India during the 1760s primarily due to the high demand for Indian textiles in Europe, which were known for their quality and vibrant designs. The company sought to capitalize on this lucrative market by establishing a stronger foothold in Indian production and trade. Additionally, expanding textile exports allowed the company to maximize profits while simultaneously undermining local economies and traditional weavers, thereby consolidating its control over the region. This strategy ultimately contributed to the company's dominance in the Indian subcontinent.
during the embargo act
sugar,slaves, rum
The textile industry
the first invention during the industrial revolution was the flying shuttle
The handloom weavers and the use of cottage industry were not advancements to the textile industry during the Industrial Revolution. These traditional methods were gradually replaced by more efficient and mechanized processes, such as the power loom, which greatly increased productivity and output.
It is a factory that makes material. What does textile mills do? they produce textiles. Who created the textile mills? during the war of 1812.
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it is a mill in lowell, massachusets that people (especially females) worked in during the 1800
In 1800, India's main exports included textiles, particularly cotton and silk fabrics, which were highly sought after in international markets. Other significant exports consisted of spices, such as pepper and cardamom, as well as indigo and opium. These goods were integral to India's economy and played a crucial role in trade with Europe and other regions. The British East India Company heavily influenced these exports, shaping India's trade dynamics during this period.
during the embargo act
Annual earnings of US exports into Mexico accounted for US$114.95 billion during 2009 (est.)
an increase in exports.
Approximately USD 101 million. Total FDI for Mexican textile industries was USD 168.9 during 2012.
Americans have changed Japan by not giving japan the proper exports during World War II.
The woolen textile industry doubled in size
I would imagine the textile industry was the first during or after the Industrial Revolution.