Advertisements
Advertisements
Question
Answer the following question in detail.
What were the rights given to United East India Company by the Dutch government?
Solution
The Dutch Government issued a license to the company to conduct trading with the eastern countries. The same license permitted them to appoint staff, to establish factories, build forts, engage in battles against the eastern countries, and also sign treaties with them. Accordingly, the company appointed a Governor-General to take care of Indian affairs.
RELATED QUESTIONS
The Dutch established their first colony in India at ______.
Write the name of the historical place/event/person.
The ones who signed a treaty with the king of Kochi and got a monopoly in the Black Pepper trade - ______
By the beginning of the 17th century, the Mughal, Adilshahi, and Qutubshahi ships were required to obtain licenses from the Dutch, because ______
Complete the following concept map.
Write Name:
The first Dutch colony.
The Dutch monopolized the export of black pepper, because ______.
Explain India and European colonialism from the point of view of foreigners.
Dutch
