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Indicate how the supply of raw materials affected the nature of British industrialisation

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Answered by PranavRajeevan
61
(i) The British got raw materials for the textile
industries in India in form of cotton bales and
began to export it for weaving clothes. It shifted
the processing from homes to factories.

(i) Initially, spinning consumes a lot of time, but
with the invention of technical knowledge, the
production began to increases. It increased the
demand for raw material

(ii) The political motives of imperialism. It
further extended in the form of imperialism. It
also led to the economic exploitation.

(iv) It boosted the Britishers industrial methods
to gain more and more raw material forms
colonial countries.
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Answered by rajsibanerjee
22

(i) The British got raw materials for the textile

industries in India in form of cotton bales and

began to export it for weaving clothes. It shifted

the processing from homes to factories.

(i) Initially, spinning consumes a lot of time, but

with the invention of technical knowledge, the

production began to increases. It increased the

demand for raw material

(ii) The political motives of imperialism. It

further extended in the form of imperialism. It

also led to the economic exploitation.

(iv) It boosted the Britishers industrial methods

to gain more and more raw material forms

colonial countries.

plz mark me down as a brainliest

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