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How a Private London Company Conquered an Entire Subcontinent

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How did a private merchant business founded in a small London office rise to conquer an entire subcontinent, command an army twice the size of the British military, and rule over 100 million people? From Portuguese naval warfare and Dutch spice monopolies to the Battle of Plassey and the Revolt of 1857, explore how global trade routes transformed into corporate colonial conquest. 📌 Timestamps: 00:00 - The Corporate Empire 00:20 - The Race for Eastern Spices 00:50 - Portugal & the Estado da Índia 01:40 - The Rise of Joint-Stock Companies (VOC & EIC) 02:40 - Robert Clive & the Battle of Plassey (1757) 03:20 - The Diwani: Taxation & Territorial Wars 04:10 - The 1857 Revolt & Fall of the Company 04:40 - The British Raj (1858–1947) If you enjoyed this deep dive into historical geopolitics and trade warfare, like the video and subscribe for more animated historical breakdowns. #EastIndiaCompany #BritishEmpire #IndianHistory #ColonialHistory #Documentary
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