to hind swaraj, gandhiji had stated that the reason for british success in india is the indian cooperation . how had the indians cooperated with the british
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By working with them. Using there goods. Taking there positions. Studying in their college and school.
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1. The aim of British in India when they first settled in India was trade. They purchased cheap textiles (especially cotton) and spices from India and sold them at higher prices in England. East India Company prospered due to its trade relations with India.
2. Gradually, the British expanded their kingdom and forts. East India Company provided troops and armed assistance to kings who were engaged in wars at their request. If they were unable to pay for it, a part of their territory was taken as penalty. This is known as subsidary alliance. Indians depended on British for army.
3. At first, they peovided employment for many.
2. Gradually, the British expanded their kingdom and forts. East India Company provided troops and armed assistance to kings who were engaged in wars at their request. If they were unable to pay for it, a part of their territory was taken as penalty. This is known as subsidary alliance. Indians depended on British for army.
3. At first, they peovided employment for many.
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