What problems were Indian cotton weavers facing in 20th century
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In the 20th century the number of machine made British goods in the Indian market was increased.
The powerful British government in India was forcing the Indians to buy their goods. They made India a place for acquiring raw materials and a market for their finished goods.
Due to such prevailing conditions the Indian cotton weavers were facing a lot of hardships. They couldn't find a market for their goods, also their goods seemed to be unfinished as compared to machine made goods, which usually people preferred.
Other major problem for the Indian cotton weavers was that the British government was discouraging them and forcing them to leave their profession. This made them impoverished.
The other major reason was that their goods were expensive than the cheap machine made goods, this was the other reason why people preferred machine goods.
All the above reasons made the wavers to face a lot of problems in the 20th century.
The powerful British government in India was forcing the Indians to buy their goods. They made India a place for acquiring raw materials and a market for their finished goods.
Due to such prevailing conditions the Indian cotton weavers were facing a lot of hardships. They couldn't find a market for their goods, also their goods seemed to be unfinished as compared to machine made goods, which usually people preferred.
Other major problem for the Indian cotton weavers was that the British government was discouraging them and forcing them to leave their profession. This made them impoverished.
The other major reason was that their goods were expensive than the cheap machine made goods, this was the other reason why people preferred machine goods.
All the above reasons made the wavers to face a lot of problems in the 20th century.
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