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Why did the british set up their first factories on the western coast of india ?

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Answered by SnehaSingh200324
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  • Answer: The British set up their first factories on western coast because Surat in the state of Gujarat had a long coastline. ... The Western coast of India was well connected to Africa, Middle east Asia and Europe (via the sea route).

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Answered by CaptainBrainly
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British set up their first factories on the west coast because,

Every country which visited India first landed on the west coast.

• In the year 1498, Vasco da Gama founded the sea route to India.

• Vasco da Gama first landed in Calicut.

• This led to the advent of many countries to India.

• Countries like Portugal, Denmark, Arabia, France, Britain etc invaded India.

These countries started to settle down on the west coast as it is easy to transport anything to their countries.

In the same way, Britain set up its factories on the west coast to make transportation comfortable.

• British established East India Company at Surat in Gujarat.

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