Which community dominated the cotton West Indian cotton industry
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Majority of the early mills were in the hands of the Parsi merchants. The spread of textile was largely due to the Gujrati trading class in Western India. The cotton boom was largely fueled by Parsi entrepreneurs followed by Gujarati and Jain communities.
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Answer:Majority of the early mills were in the hands of the Parsi merchants. The spread of textile was largely due to the Gujrati trading class in Western India. The cotton boom was largely fueled by Parsi entrepreneurs followed by Gujarati and Jain communities.
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