/kloc-the main reasons why the British cotton textile industry replaced the Indian cotton textile industry in the first half of the 0/9th century.

Because Britain was baptized by the first industrial revolution. The development of science and technology has always been at the forefront of the world, and the so-called empire occupied colonies all over the world. As a colony of Britain at that time, India naturally served the development of Britain. At this time, the production of large machinery has already replaced the manual workshop, and the cost of mechanical production is relatively low. Therefore, the dumping of domestic products in India has a great impact on the Indian textile industry. As a colony, only by receiving the products of these suzerain countries will there be no market for their own products and they will be replaced by the products of suzerain countries. So India has always been regarded as a model colony by Britain. India is therefore known as a bright pearl in the crown of the Queen of England.