Friday, October 28, 2011

INDIA AND UNITED STATES WERE UNDER A COMMON SLAVE MASTER =EAST INDIA COMPANY--LEADING TO REVOLT IN UNITED STATES IN 1773 AND INDIA IN 1857



East India Company flagThe Company flag, after 1707


FateDissolved and activities absorbed by the British Raj
Founded1600
Defunct1858
HeadquartersLondon

   1700

Colonial India
Portuguese India1510–1961
Dutch India1605–1825
Danish India1696–1869
French India1759–1954
British India 1613–1947
East India Company1612–1757
Company rule in India1757–1857
British Raj1858–1947
British rule in Burma1824–1948
Princely states1765–1947
Partition of India1947


The expanded East India House, Leadenhall Street, London, as rebuilt 1799-1800, Richard Jupp, architect (as seen c. 1817; demolished in 1929)
File:Clive.jpg
Robert Clive, 1st Baron Clive, became the first British Governor of Bengal.


East India Company army uniforms
Uniforms of the East India Company's private army,
circa 1843
 



Boston Tea Party
A depiction of the Boston Tea Party, a result of the Tea Act which favored the East India Company and punished competitors.[THIS LED TO AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE]
The Tea Act was designed by Parliament specifically to help the EIC unload the millions of pounds of unsold tea in its English warehouses. The Americas were the designated recipients (like it or not) of the surplus tea. The act was meant to enforce the EIC's monopoly on tea in the colonies. It would be like theUnited States government forcing all of today's Americans to purchase Apple computers only. Ultimately, the Tea Act allowed the EIC to drive its competition out of business. Colonists deemed this an unfair practice -- government was supporting one business's interests at the expense of the liberty -- and it gave rise to the famous slogan "no taxation without representation


SO EAST COMPANY LED TO REVOLT BOTH IN INDIA[1857] AND UNITED STATES[1773] 


Bengali sepoys
Bengali sepoys, Indian soldiers that revolted 1857 against the exploitive practices of the East India Company

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