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How is Britain connected to India?
It is connected through trade and Britain used to own the whole of India
British colonists in India were given a mandate by Britain to?
Anglicize India.
Who is the head of the government in British India?
Britain gave India its independence in 1948, so there is now no British India.
How many wars has India been in?
Yes. It had a war against China and Pakistan.
Which European power dominated India?
Britain.
Has India had any major wars?
India did not involve in any major wars. But it helped Britain during the World War. After Independence there were minor wars like Indo-Pak war, Kargil War etc..
How has Britain helped India?
britain helped india for sucking
What did Indian soldiers do with the Britain's?
Prior to achieving independence in 1948, India was part of the British Empire. As such, they were subject to conscription by the British, such as was the case with both World Wars.
The British traded opium from where for Chinese-manufactured goods and tea?
If you're referrring to the opium wars between China and Britain, the British bought opium from growers in India (which was under British control at the time).
Which Is bigger than in Britain or India?
India is bigger than Britain by a mile
Why does Britain want to be close to India?
Britain has still contact with India. It is not bad to have them.
What country used to control India?
India was occupied by Britian.
Who won the Opium Wars?
Britain
Who was in the opium wars?
Britain and China
In World War 2 did the allies control India?
of course why wouldn't they...... Here is a better answer than that. At the time of both World Wars, India was still under control of the British Empire. India was considered a part of Britain thus they were forced to fight on the British side.
Why was Great Britain In India?
As occupants of India
What has the author John Hill written?
John Hills has written: 'The Bombay Field Force, 1880' -- subject(s): Accessible book, India, India. Army. Bombay Field Force, Great Britain, Colonial forces, Great Britain. Army, Afghan Wars
