Why was the state of bengal such a coveted and sought-after territory by the british?
Answers
Answered by
0
Bengal was such a coveted and sought-after territory by the British
Explanation:
- The province of Bengal was Indian's wealthiest and fruitfulest. Its manufacturing and commerce had been well developed. The East India Company and its workers in the province were extremely productive
- The East India Company required entrance into the province of Bengal because of its best economic success in India. In 1750, India accounted for 25% of world economic production, while England accounted for 1.9%. In the textile manufacturing industry, the Bengal was the centre of this production.
- Apart from textile production, the Ganges River Basin fertile Bengal soils produced outstanding agricultural production. Any business benefiting in India wanted the area to be a lucrative part of it.
To know more
How did the British gain political control over the Bengal province ...
https://brainly.in/question/8584483
Similar questions