Question

State the causes of British success against the native rulers.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Lack of National Pride and unity

Indian rulers were lacking by unified political nationalism, which was masterly used by British to engage them into fight among themselves. Hence, we can say, the political faction and lack of unity among the Indian rulers forced the British to aspire from trader to ruler.

Answer 2

Lack of National Pride and unity Indian rulers were lacking by unified political nationalism, which was masterly used by British to engage them into fight among themselves. Hence, we can say, the political faction and lack of unity among the Indian rulers forced the British to aspire from trader to ruler.