How Did India In The 1600's Encouraged English Colonization

Smith’s writings, books, and maps encouraged English colonization and gave way to what is known as the New World. According to Eacott, Smith exploring to India in the 1600’s encouraged England that found that ‘’India itself, as opposed to more general conceptions of the East Indies, would become a vital engine driving English trade, colonization, and fashion’’. 8 This foreign relationship became an important venture for India global impact in trading along with great profits gains for India. India ventures also resulted in developing land which was deserted and late became mass producers of wheat, cotton, and later tea as their valuable imports along with exports. Transport like steamships and railways increased farming
that contributed to exports. Also, India during the eighteenth century became a manufacturing giant with agricultural developing countries that exported supplies to the Asia and Europe markets.