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by amriksohata
2328 days ago
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India before industralisation, did not need industralisation. It was rich because it had the oil of the time, which was cotton, spices, fertile land. The industry was removed and moved to Britain. Britain needed the industry as it was a relatively poor country, India did not. |
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What it needed were the markets to sell the factory produce. That is what they traded in return for the spices and raw materials.
Hence it destroyed the competing industries in it's colonies like India - which was a huge market.