describe any three problems faced by Indian cotton Weavers in 19th century
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non availability of superior cotton seeds
competition from handloom sectors
high tax subjected by the British
lack of modern means of cultivation
less demand for export
non grading of cotton as in developed countries
irrigation problems
The major problems faced by the Indian cotton weavers in the 19th century was that the machineries were very expensive for the weavers to afford them.The work was very time consuming and also the export markets were creating and issue that collapsed suddenly which lead to the shortage in the cotton and also the price increased of the raw cotton.
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competition from handloom sectors
high tax subjected by the British
lack of modern means of cultivation
less demand for export
non grading of cotton as in developed countries
irrigation problems
The major problems faced by the Indian cotton weavers in the 19th century was that the machineries were very expensive for the weavers to afford them.The work was very time consuming and also the export markets were creating and issue that collapsed suddenly which lead to the shortage in the cotton and also the price increased of the raw cotton.
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The problem faced by Indian cotton weavers continued. They were as follows:
i. Their export market collapsed due to increase in import duties on them in England .
ii. Their local market shrank as they were flooded with cheap Manchester imports .
iii. They could not get sufficient supply of raw cotton of goods quality. When the American civil war broke out and cotton supplies from the U.S. were cut off, Britain turned to India. Indian weavers were forced to buy cotton at a very high price.
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