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    Sati

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    Sati Essay The British were overstepping their rights by abolishing Sati‚ they were completely biased in their opinion toward them. Sati has been around for centuries more than the British East India Company (BEIC). The BEIC has never meddled with their practice before‚ so what is it that sparked their sudden interest? The hindus are positive that if the BEIC continues to pursue this unrealistic task they will not get the final result they want. The BEIC had no right to interfere with

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    Give me liberty

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    fishers Crossed the Bering Strait via land Arrived by sea from Asia or pacific lands 15‚000 to 60‚000 years ago Early inhabitants spread to the tip of south America Food crisis Wooly mammoth and giant bison extinct due to climate warm Near East 9‚000 years ago agriculture developed; corn‚ squash‚ and beans modern day Mexico and Andes Western hemisphere; no agriculture possible because of absence of livestock Indian Societies Of the Americas Tenochtitlan Population of 250‚000 Capital

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    Proud to be an Indian 20 26 Oct 2010   | India India‚ a country with a culture having more than ten thousand years has enriched the global scientific‚ educational‚ economic and cultural scenario significantly. That is the reason why mark Twain has stated “India is the cradle of the human race‚ the birthplace of human speech‚ the mother of history‚ the grandmother of legend and the great grandmother of tradition.” Being born in such a great country‚ you have millions of reasons to feel proud as

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    clerk of the East India Company‚ the Anglo- Dutch competition‚ Malay policy and Temasek’s revival as a trading emporium in 14th century. First of all‚ the competitions between British and Dutch advanced EIC’s process of finding Singapore. Even though Dutch and British had been allies in the Glorious Revolution‚ with the colonial expansion of British‚ Dutch gradually lost their dominance of global trade. There were four Anglo-Dutch wars from 1652-1784 which showed how intense the Anglo-Dutch competitions

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    transformed according to the needs and interest of the colonial rulers.”1 “Pre-doomed” Asia The extent of western penetration between the sixteenth century and the eighteenth century was limited compared to later years. Almost all western outposts in East and South Asia were there at the sufferance of the local kingdoms and were heavily regulated‚ as was the case for Guangdong in China2. Although several territories in Southeast Asia‚ like Melaka and Jayakarta3‚ were taken by force‚ two things differentiate

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    British Rule

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    British rule over India changed the course of history in India. The British came to India at the start of the seventeenth century. This was the time when the British East India Company was established in India to break the Dutch monopoly over spice trade. With time the East India Company increased its powers and started to administer the country. However its policies were disliked by Indians and together they revolted against the company. This led to the downfall of the company and the administration

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    to establish roots in India since the fall of the Roman Empire were the Protuguese. Led by Vasco da Gama’s landing at Calicut in 1498‚ they established themselves along the Malabar Coast‚ trading with the rest of the subcontinent from there. (The Portuguese maintained some holdings in India as late as 1961.) In 1600‚ the British East India Company was given the right to a monopoly to trade with India. While the company’s primary objective was to get spices from Indonesia (East Indies)‚ they needed

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    Battle of Plassey

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    The Battle of Plassey (Bengali: পলাশীর যুদ্ধ Pôlashir Juddho‚ Hindi: प्लासी का युद्ध‚ Palashi ka Yuddha) was a decisive victory of the British East India Company over the Nawab of Bengal and his French allies on 23 June 1757. The battle established the Company rule in Bengal which expanded over much of India for the next hundred years. The battle took place at Plassey (anglicised version of Palashi) on the banks of the Bhagirathi River (another name of Hooghly River upstream of Calcutta)‚ about 150

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    to extend those relations into the foundations of an impending empire. Both the East India and Royal African Companies acted as a stem for lasting European presence in native land and so are both significant factors in the development of empire. However‚ the other factors that occurred at home which reformed the world of money can be considered as the more significant factor as it aided the scale at which both companies were able to grow. The other various factors that occurred amongst the home front

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    Europe’s guidance‚ that Africa and Asia were subject to major changes in their way of living and beliefs. During the 1740s the Dutch developed a trading post in Cape Colony‚ that was used for the production of fresh food for the incoming vessels‚ but it was soon swiped by the British. The British were supportive of the native peoples‚ the Zulus‚ and sought to remove the Dutch‚ or the Afrikaners‚ from its current position. Tensions increased between the Afrikaners and the British‚ and eventually turned

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