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why did britain imperialize india?
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specifically? i get the general idea of gaining power and supplies, but what else?? i’ve been researching everywhere and still cant find a clean cut answer 
edit: hmm, i found this- is it correct?
Economic reasons and those reasons only find out more when you type in did great britian help or hurt india on google
Britian wanted more raw materials and they knew India had vast amounts. Britian wanted to trade cotton for spices from indonesia but Britian didnt have cotton. So they took over India and got their cotton and raw materials for their industries.
With British merchants in control of India’s foreign trade and with the financing of this trade centered in London, a three-way exchange developed: the tea Britain bought in China was paid for by India’s exports of opium and cotton to China. And because of a rapidly increasing demand for tea in England, British merchants actively fostered the profitable exports of opium and cotton from India.
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The East India Company was started as an exclusive trading guild. Its activities in India become so important to the state, that eventually it took over most of the functions (and income) of the Company. India had an effective trade, both overland and by ship, with Arabia (and from there to Europe) and the south Pacific, and overland to China and the Silk Road. The maritime patterns were altered when the Portuguese came in. The Dutch and the English later entered, and fought each other, as well as any remaining local traders.
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