the primary motive of British rule behind the deindustrialisation was ___________

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Which of the following were/was part of the strategy of the colonial government regarding Indian industry?

i) The intention was to first turn India into a sprawling market for raw materials from other colonies of the British.

ii) Second, it wanted India to become an exporter of its unique handicrafts cheaply to Britain and its colonies.

Which of the following are correct with reference to the decline of the indigenous handicraft industries during the colonial time?

i) the demand in the Indian consumer market also declined

ii) it created massive unemployment

The modern industry during the second half of the nineteenth century was confined to the setting up of cotton and jute textile mills.

i) The jute mills, mainly dominated by Indians, were located in the western parts of the country, namely, Maharashtra and Gujarat

ii) The cotton textile mills, dominated by the foreigners, were mainly concentrated in Bengal.

_____________ refers to those industries which can produce machines, tools, equipments etc.

Cotton textile mills were mainly located in

Iron and steel industries began coming up in which year?

limited area of operation was a significant reason for drawback of industrial sector.

Capital goods industry means

I) industries which provide financial capital for setting up of industries and factories only

ii) A large number of capital goods industries came up in second half of the nineteenth century

Which of the above sentences are incorrect?

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