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12591
The English factory at Surat declined after the rise of which city?
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Bombay eventually replaced Surat as the main western port for the EIC.
12592
Which economic policy helped the EIC exploit Bengal resources after Plassey?
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Diwani allowed the Company to collect revenue directly from Bengal.
12593
Which British official emerged as a central figure in Bengal after Plassey?
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Robert Clive consolidated British power in Bengal after Plassey.
12594
Which term refers to the semi-independent local leaders who supported the EIC?
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Many zamindars collaborated with the British for tax and political benefits.
12595
Which factor gave the EIC a major advantage in India during the 18th century?
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European military discipline and firearms gave the British superiority.
12596
Which Nawab's defeat opened the gateway for British expansion in Bengal?
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Siraj ud-Daulah was defeated at Plassey in 1757 by Robert Clive.
12597
Which year marks the beginning of British territorial control in India?
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The Battle of Plassey (1757) marked the beginning of British rule in India.
12598
The English East India Company mainly imported which product from China?
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Tea became central to British trade and taxation.
12599
Which European power competed with the English in the Carnatic region?
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The French were major rivals in South India, especially in the Carnatic Wars.
12600
Which fortification did the British strengthen after the 1756 attack by Siraj ud-Daulah?
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Fort William in Calcutta was overrun in 1756 and later rebuilt by the British.
