Question

what were the characteristics of the Charter act of 1793,1813,1833. and 1853

Answer 1

Charter act of 1786, 1793, 1813, and 1833 is significance and also other effect in the part of the India and it is well development and also different acts in the part of the India and also during the British Raj Unacademy.

Hence the ideological influences behind the charter act of the 1813 and1833 which is provision and also systematically get proper control over it.

Answer 2

Answer:

The characteristics of the charter acts in 1793,1813,1833 and 1853:

CHARTER ACT OF 1793: Under the charter act of 1793, company could retain its monopoly over the eastern trade for another 20 years.

CHARTER ACT OF 1813: According to the charter act 1813, the monopoly of the company over the Indian trade was abolished.

CHARTER ACT OF 1833: According yo this act, the governor general and the council had full power over the civil and military affairs of the company's territories in india.

CHARTER ACT OF 1853: Under this act, the company administation extended all over the india Empire until the parliament decided to take the Indian Empire under the crown directly

Explanation:

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