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Why Did Britain Colonize India?
Why did Britain colonize India in 1857?
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Colonization was a mode of expansion adopted by Britishers. They came to India as East India Company, purely a business venture. When they saw that India was the hub of trade activities and was filled with natural resources, They thought about the benefits they would have when they have it as a colony. Thus the East India Company spread its roots here. Then the war of 1857 led way to Complete British colonization.
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