Biology, asked by sunny887550, 1 day ago

what was the situation Indian cotton wavers ans. miserable. good. flamboyant. not know​

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Answered by janyadhanvi2007
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Weavers were deprived of supplies in India and forced to purchase raw cotton at obscence prices. In this situation, weaving could not pay. > India's factories started production, flooding the machine-goods market.

Answered by faiyaznachan
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miserabl

I think it was correct

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