Question

why did Britain colonise India
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Answer 1

Answer:

The British first landed in India in Surat for the purpose of trade. Here's how and why a simple trading company, the British East India Company, became one of the biggest challenges the subcontinent had ever dealt with. The British landed in India in Surat on August 24, 1608.

British mainly came to India for Trading and their only goal is to sending revenue to England making it the most powerful kingdom.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

British mainly came to India for Trading and their only goal is to sending revenue to England making it the most powerful kingdom.

Later English people understood that they have wide opportunities to rule India and expand their Tax Collection to their Country

Their Opportunities was

1.Cultural Differences in India

India had more than 2000 languages and 10 Major Religions -Obviously each sect of people hating each other..

(You need to observe this —British people are traders and they have connection to each sects and well aware of the enemies of each groups...)

2. Unemployment

Those days Employment Option is very less.. Indian People used to do Cultural practices like farming,fishing,guarding the kings etc..

British had very organized system of company called “British East India company” Indians working in this company felt this is a pride. Just like now some Indians working in MNC’S are proud.

Since Its just a trading company earlier kings didn't think it rationally and stopped the British.

3. Britishers are White People and practicing modern techniques

Indians skin color is brown and creamy white..While England People skin color is white due to their geographical conditions.

This Advantaged the Earlier British people to easily dominate the mindsets of Indians emotionally..

Conclusion: The above reasons are the Opportunities British had to rule the India for many years..

When the Lion had the opportunity to kill and eat deer , Will it not ?

We need to just learn from history correct ourselves and move on…

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