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What attracted British to India?
the culture food climate and off course Indians
Which of theese was not one of the positive influences of the british in India?
indians grew cotton instead of food. - A+
Why might you be interested on commodity trading in India?
The commodity trading system in India is a trading system that trades goods such as electronics to food and they trade us valuable jewels and rich foods for it.
Why is northern plain called the food bowl of India?
Yes. Punjab is the food bowl of India. Many of India's food comes from there. That's why there are many fields there.
Is it okay to play with your food in India?
if you go to India it is okay to play with your food, but if you are on vacation there, it is not
Why did the british empire want to trade with other countries?
The British Empire traded mostly within itself. There were over 50 countries within the Empire, with food and raw materials imported from them and manufactured goods being exported to them.
What food did England swap with the british empire?
England is and always has been a part of the British Empire. It had no need to swap food.
What food did the british empire get out of Canada?
Maple syrup.
What was the most valuable trade product in the Han dynasty?
rice and other food goods they also liked to trade silk and other goods
Advantges to the British in the British empire?
the british got slaves,wool,spices,wheat,rubber,timber,jewels,gold,silver and food resources as benifit of the british empire
Why did British government take control of affairs of east India company in early 19th century?
There were three main points for taking control:huge benefits through large volume of trade;strategic importance of India; andfear of Russian expansion.These points should be highlighted and explained.EXPLANATION OF THE POINTSThe East India Company was founded in 1600. It carried on profitable trade and gradually became a formidable military power and had planted itself firmly in India. Between 1757 and 1857 the British expanded their control over Indian territories in order to ensure their trade. India provided food grain and raw material for British industries and it was a huge market for British manufactured goods. In fact British industrial development was financed by the profits obtained from trade with India.The British looked after their possessions in the Middle East and the Far East from their strong hold in India. The volume of trade and strategic importance of the subcontinent meant that it was too valuable to be left in the hands of a trading company.In the 19th century the British became fearful of the Russian expansion in Central Asia. It worried the British so much that they made moves to secure Afghanistan. Although the British adventure in Afghanistan in 1839 failed miserably, but in 1858, after the failure of the War of Independence 1857, the British assumed full and proper control of whole of India. Through a declaration i 1858 the control of East India Company was ended and India went under the control of the British government.In short, the huge volume of profitable trade, the strategic importance of India, and fear of expansion of Russia in Central Asia were the reasons why the British took control of the affairs of the East India Company in the early nineteenth century.
What attracted British to India?
the culture food climate and off course Indians
Why did gandhi protest in India?
he sealed bags of food
What goods were traded in the indus valley civilization?
Some of the common products that are from India include textile and food products. Spices are a major export from India. They also make cars and motorcycles.
What goods did Vasco da Gava trade?
He traded food like spices, and peppers to India
When did Africa start trading with the British empire?
to get more food and cut taxes down more
How were the British banks involved in the slave trade?
British banks such as Barclays and lloyds made mega money off the slave trade by loaning out funds for ships, wages and food/water
