Question

examine the anglo -french revalary in south india in the 18th century​

Answer 1

India in the 18th century had to endure one of the most turbulent times in its entire history.

Explanation:

• Nadir and Ahmad Shah were the two leaders who invaded India in the 18th century.
• In western India the Marathas predominate.
• However, there was competition between Marathas, Mughals, and local leaders for political supremacy in the Deccan.
• By the 18th century, English and French were two major powers in Europe.
• Both formed East India Companies to dominate the Indian markets. As a result, intense competition followed.
• They became fierce rivals in trade and this rivalry led to wars.