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Europeans in India QuizOnline version

History of early trade and colonization

by Ali Ahmad Javed
1

Who opened a sea route to India by sailing around Africa in 1498?

2

In which Indian port did Vasco da Gama land in 1498?

3

What was the main purpose of establishing factories (trading forts) by Europeans?

4

Which European country established factories in India during the 16th century?

5

What is a trading factory in the context of European traders in India?

6

Which British company arrived in India and established dominance later?

7

What is meant by 'capturing territory' by British in India?

8

Which region did the British first establish a strong foothold in India?

9

Which famous battle helped British expand control in India?

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Why were factories important to European traders in India?

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Vasco da Gama reached Calicut, linking Europe to Indian spice trades.

He landed at Calicut, on the Malabar Coast.

Factories served as hubs for trade and storage of goods.

Portugal built several factories, e.g., at Cochin and Goa.

Factories were fortified posts for commerce and protection.

The EIC expanded influence through forts and alliances.

They gained administrative control over areas via treaties and wars.

Bengal became a crucial base before expanding elsewhere.

Plassey (1757) helped the British gain large-scale influence.

Factories kept goods secure and allowed long-distance trade.

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