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The British East India Company was supported by the ______ in the wars against French.

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Indian Government

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British Government

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French Government

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None of these

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The correct option is B British Government
Britain was commercially superior and the Brtish in India were supported by the Home Government. There was full cooperation among the British officers. The British could concentrate on wars as there was peace in England while the French were too busy fighting wars in Europe.

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