History, asked by nidhimanoj, 7 months ago

The british produced opium in india because they were addicted to it. True/False
Please give answer immediately I will send the homework at 6:00p.m.

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Answered by venkatpro

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Explanation:

i hope so it is false because british cultivated opium in india ,for trade of opium with china where chinese were addicted for opium.

hope my answer clear your doubt.

Answered by shipratiwari0170

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Answer:

it is false............

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