Why did the weaver's suffer from a shortage of raw cotton in the mid 19th century?
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Britain increase the rain industries. They stop import from India so that an industry progress and increase the import of raw cotton from India,so manufacture their own product.
the factories outrun the making of cotton as compared to a traditional Weaver process.
The increase Import of cotton from India increase its prices which resulted in the capability of farmers to buy it.
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the factories outrun the making of cotton as compared to a traditional Weaver process.
The increase Import of cotton from India increase its prices which resulted in the capability of farmers to buy it.
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The Weaver's suffer from a shortage of raw cotton in the mid 19th century because----
When the American civil war broke out and cotton supply from US were cutt of British turned to India. As raw cotton exports from India increased cotton become costly in India which poor people cannot buy easily.
Moreover the East India Company was purchasing raw cotton from farmers and sending it to feed home industry. This created the shortage for raw cotton.
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This is your answer
The Weaver's suffer from a shortage of raw cotton in the mid 19th century because----
When the American civil war broke out and cotton supply from US were cutt of British turned to India. As raw cotton exports from India increased cotton become costly in India which poor people cannot buy easily.
Moreover the East India Company was purchasing raw cotton from farmers and sending it to feed home industry. This created the shortage for raw cotton.
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