Question

Mark the following in the outline map of India:

The trading posts of Transquebar and Serampore were installed by the Danish East India Company.
The company established by the French East India Company at Pondicherry.
The ten major ports established that were established in the towns of the east and west coast of India captured by the British East India Company.
The area of Carnatic that was mainly the cause of confrontations between the French and the British.
The third Carnatic war spread up to Bengal where the English captured the French possession of Chandernagar.

Accepted Answer

Two distinct Danish-Norwegian chartered businesses are referred regarded as the Danish East India Company. The trading posts installed by them include Transquebar and Serampore.

The French East India Company established their factory at Surat in $1668$ and $1669$ , the second factory was opened at Masulipatnam. In $1674$ , Francois Martin established a third factory in Pondicherry.

Some major ports during the East India Company along the east and the west coast of India include Surat, Bombay, Hughli, Calcutta, Madras and Vizagapatnam.

The Carnatic Wars were a string of military battles that took place in Hyderabad State, India's coastal Carnatic area, in the middle of the $18$ th century. Between $1746$ and $1763$ , there were three Carnatic Wars.

In the third Carnatic war, the British captured the French possession, Chandernagar. After this war, the French completely lost their political hold in India and the East India Company became the supreme European power in India.

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