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Question
State two consequences of the First War of Indian Independence on the East India Company.
Solution
The First War of Indian Independence had two effects for the East India Company:
- End of the company's control in India.
- The British rulers made it clear that they would not interfere with Indian religious issues, customs, or traditions.
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