_________ were the second Europeans to establish trade with India.

Wodeyars ruled over the state of ___________.

What were the reasons for East India company to trade with India?

In 1756, the Mughal Emperor appointed The East India Company as the_____________ of the provinces of Bengal.

In 1756, the Mughal Emperor appointed The East India Company as the_____________ of the provinces of Bengal.

Robert Clive came to________ in India from England at the age of 18.

The Subsidiary Alliance system was a method introduced by_________.

What was Farman

Competition among the companies resulted in

Who was the last powerful Mughal ruler

A business enterprise that makes profit through trade is known as

What did the mercantile companies in India do to establish their upper hand in trade ?

The first English factory was set up on the banks of the river Hugli. This was the base from which the Company’s traders, known at that time as “factors”, operated. The factory had a warehouse where goods for export were stored, and it had offices for Company officials. In which year was this factory set up?

Who issued a FARMAN to East India Company

In Which Year did the East India Company get the charter from Queen Elizabeth 1

On which river bank was The base of the company set up?

Which of the following European companies did not traded with India?

Royal edict

How could mercantile company make profits?

What was the commodity which led to the establishment of trade route between Portugal and India?

After defeat of Sirajuddaulah ______ became the nawab of Bengal.

Mir Qasim was defeated in

Alivardi Khan died in the year

After defeat of Sirajuddaulah ______ became the nawab of Bengal.

Mir Jafar died in

After the Battle of Plassey, Robert Clive wrote to William Pitt, one of the principal secretaries of State to the English Monarch n January the 7th ___ from ___

What happened when the British tried to annex Kittoor?

Warren Hastings crime led to an impeachment that lasted for ___ years

Which war crushed the Marathas, and what was its name?

In which year did Tipu Sultan become the ruler of Mysuru?

What did the Doctrine of Lapse state?

The subsidiary alliance stated that rulers ____

Which Nawab of Bengal died in 1756

Who was the last powerful Mughal ruler

Sirajuddaulah marched with 30,000 soldiers to the English Factory of _______________________, captured company officials, locked down the warehouse, disarm all englishmen and blockaded English ships.

Who granted the diwani rights of Bengal to the British

The Doctrine of the Lapse was a system introduced by-

The former ruling dynasty of Mysore

Lord Dalhousie was the governor general from which year?

In which year did Robert Clive led the Company's army against Sirajuddaulah at plassey ?

The third battle of Panipat was fought in

In which Awadh was forced to give half of his territory to the company under subsidiary alliance?

Battles between britishers and Marathas known as

Who granted the diwani rights of Bengal to the British

When Did Tipu Sultan Die ?

What was the commodity which led to the establishment of trade route between Portugal and India?

The Portuguese had established their presence in the Western Coast of India and had their bases in

When did Aurangzeb die?

Lord Dalhousie was the governor general from which year?

Haidar Ali was the ruler of

European trading companies were attracted to India due to

After Second Anglo-Maratha war, Peshwa was sent to exile near

______ was the last ruler of the Mughal empire.

Goods from India had to be brought with _______ and ________ imported from Britain.