History, asked by mangeshborse2006236, 4 months ago

british produces very _ cloth used by poor people in india

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Answered by kdipti86

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Answer:

cheap cloth

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Answered by bbhgiri14

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Answer:

bad quality

Explanation:

British were very selfish

They sold the Indian product at their own country at high rates

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