Social Sciences, asked by Harshit1892, 5 months ago

why did the british invest in plantations

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Answered by anshpandey7a

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British invested in plantations in India because there was scope for making high profits from such plantations. For example, there was high demand for tea in Britain but tea could not be grown in Britain. Hence, the British plantation owners could make high profit by exporting tea from India to Britain.

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