Monsoon by Robert Kaplan
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Oman is located on the southern shore of the Arabian Peninsula where open water sailing developed, allowing for trade between Oman and other countries along the Indian Ocean. The Salt March was led by Gandhi in 1930 over 241 miles to protest a British law prohibiting collecting or selling salt except through colonial authorities. Akbar the Great significantly expanded the Mughal Empire during his rule from 1542-1605 through effective military and administrative reforms. He also created a new syncretic religion. Robert Clive helped establish the British East India Company and played a key role in expanding British control over India through military victories over the French and capturing important cities like Calcutta.
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The English East India Company was granted a royal charter in 1600 by Queen Elizabeth I to trade in India. It established trading posts in Surat, Chennai, Mumbai, and Calcutta throughout the 1600s and 1700s. The company focused on profits over local needs. Key battles like the Battle of Plassey and Battle of Buxar expanded the company's control over India. By the 1800s, the company controlled most of India but faced a major revolt in 1857, leading the British crown to take control and establishing the British Raj.
Growth of the British Empire in India
The British East India Company ruled India through a system of colonial exploitation from the 17th century until the mid-19th century. It established trading posts and gradually expanded its territorial control as the Mughal Empire declined. Figures like Robert Clive and policies of mercantilism allowed the Company to dominate Indian politics and loot the subcontinent's resources to fuel Britain's industrialization. Growing unrest among Indian soldiers, or sepoys, over cultural insensitivities like greased cartridges led to the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny, which ended Company rule and established direct control by the British Crown as the Raj.
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- 3. The Salt March The Salt March is one of the events that took place when India was trying to gain independence from Britain Gandhi led the March in 1930. Thousands followed him 241 miles South to Dandi The march was in order to protest a British law: the prohibition of selling salt or collecting it, except by the colonial authorities.
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