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Period: 1857 BCE to 1945 BCE
British crown
1857 led to the direct control of the territories previously captured by the EIC by the British crown. -
Period: 1498 to
vasco da gama
1498 when Vasco da gama of Portugal reached the port of Calicut on the southwestern coast of India -
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queen anne
1600, Queen Anne 1 granted a royal charter to some London merchants to have sole ownership of trade with the East Indies -
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bay of the bengal
1611, the British East India Company established its first factory post in Masulipatnam on the Andhra Coast of the Bay of Bengal. -
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King charles II
- The act granted by King Charles II gave the EIC the power to colonize territories
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Period: to
india
1750, the area we call India today made up 25% of the world’s industrial production. -
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bengal
- Bengal was one of the wealthiest regions in India.
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Period: to
British government
1858, the Government of India Act transferred full governing authority from the EIC to the British government. -
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Queen victoria
1876, Queen Victoria of the British Empire was named empress of India. -
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civil disobedience
1930 which was a nonviolent show of civil disobedience led by Gandhi.