subordination of Indian economic to British
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As a result, the condition of theIndian peasantry deteriorated.Subordination of indian economy to british interests: The British over exploited the resources of the country. ... This resulted in the decline of handicraft and many subsidiary industries in India.British thus made india as her agricultural colony.
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The subordination of the Indian economy to the British began after they started to take revenue.
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- The East India Company, after receiving Diwani rights, chose to exercise power to collect revenues.
- The Diwani helped Britishers to used the money in businesses and increasing the armed forces.
- The supply of raw materials like raw cotton and silk for textile industries in England increased.
- Plantation products like tea, coffee, and rubber, and food grains like wheat sent to Britain.
- India serves as an economic colony for the Britishers to fulfill their needs in Britain.
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