By the early 18th century, the British east india
company had a strong presence in India with the three main stations of Fort st.George in
Madras, Fort William in Calcutta and Bombay castle in western India. These stations were
independent presidencies governed by a President and a Council, appointed by the Court
of Directors in England. The British adopted a policy of allying themselves with various
princes and Nawabs, promising security against usurpers and rebels. The Nawabs often
gave them concessions in return for the security. By then, all rivalry had ceased
between the British East India Company and the Dutch or Portugese. The French had also
established an East India Company under Louis XIV and had two important stations in
India –Chandergarh in Bengal and Pondichery on the Carnatic coast, both governed by the
presidency of Pondicherry. The French were a late comer in India trade, but they quickly
established themselves in India and were poised to overtake Britain for
control.
Sunday, June 29, 2014
What were the causes which led to the Battle of Plassey in 1756?yes! i want to have a whole mind map plus a proper and authentic explanation...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Film: 'Crocodile Dundee' directed by Peter FaimanHow are stereotypical roles upheld and challenged?
One of the stereotypes that is both upheld and challenged is the role of the damsel in distress. Sue is supposed to be the delic...
-
We have to calculate sin 75 and cos 75. The values of sin 45, sin 30, cos 45 and cos 30 are commonly known. We use t...
-
The Golgi apparatus modifies proteins chemically and then repackages them. The Golgi apparatus has been described as ...
-
The quick answer to this question is Ponyboy’s statement readability="6"> Things gotta get better, I f...
No comments:
Post a Comment