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nature of Indian state which showed a fragmented polity. After decline of Mughals.
4. Strategy used by British which included not just trade but also political and administrative consolidation.
(A) Battle of Plassey, 1757; Battle of Buxar (1764).
5. Connections with local rulers and fortification of their factories.
6. No harsh religious doctrine as opposed to Portugese who followed aggressive policy.
7. Parallel discoveries of countries like Brazil, Malaya has shifted focus of Portugese, Dutch.
8. Winning over other powers.
(A) Carnatic wars.
Thus, British though not were the first to enter subsequent displayed strong hold over it due to their strategy and approach.
Conclusion
Thus, British though not were the first to enter subsequent displayed strong hold over it due to their strategy and approach.
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- Completes the analysis with concrete examples
- References specific battles and strategic approaches
- Compares British with Portuguese and Dutch policies
YARASI TUSHARI
Modern Indian History
British Expansion and Colonial Consolidation
Reasons for British Dominance
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