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ohaa [14]
3 years ago
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Place the following events in chronological order. Tiles the Sepoy Rebellion formation of the British East India Company complet

e British colonization of India formation of the Indian National Congress Sequence
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serg [7]3 years ago
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The correct answer is Formation of the British East India Company, the Sepoy rebellion, complete British colonization of India, formation of the Indian National Congress

The British east India company was a trading company that managed to colonize India through trade domination. When the Sepoy rebellion arose because of that, Britain resolved that issue and introduced the British Raj which meant that it was under British rule now, not under the rule of the company. This resulted in the creation of the National Congress which was the first nationalist party that fought for Indian independence.
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