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The de-industrialization in India during the colonial period was primarily due to:
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- 1The spread of new technologies and manufacturing techniques by British companies
- 2The rise of Indian industrial capitalists who outcompeted foreign goods
- 3The expansion of cottage industries encouraged by British policies
- 4The import of British industrial machine-made goods that replaced Indian handmade products✓
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The import of British industrial machine-made goods that replaced Indian handmade products
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