Chapter 24 Ap History

  • Dutch established trading post

    Dutch established a trading post at Batavia in Java.
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    Sultan's Attacks

    Sultan of Mataram's attacks on Batavia fail.
  • First Dutch Settlement

    First Dutch settlement in South Africa at Cape Town
  • Bristish Port-Trading Center

    In 1661 a British Port-Trading center founded at Bombay.
  • Calcutta

    Calcutta was established in 1690 at the center of British activities in Bengal.
  • Mugal Emperor Dead

    Death of Mughal Emperor, Auranzeb starts the beginning of the break down of imperilism.
  • Nadir Shah's invasions

    Nadir Shah invaded India from Persia in 1739.
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    Austrain Succession

    War of Austrian Succession led to Global British-French struggle for colonial dominance.
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    Civil War and Division

    Civil war and division of Mataram and the Dutch became to dominate power on Java
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    Seven Years' War

    The seven year's war lasted for seven years from 1756 to 1763 between the British and the French for global warfare.
  • Battle of Plassey

    The battle of plassey left the bristish dominate power in Bengal.
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    Bengal Famine

    1769 to 1770 was the time of the great famine in Bengal.
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    War for Independence

    War for independence by American Colonists which led to another French-Bristish struggle for global warfare.
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    Political Reforms in India

    During these rour years 1786 to1790 Cornwallis led political reforms in India.
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    Napoleonic Era

    Wars of the Revolution as well as the Napoleonic Era were happening during the timespan of 1790 to 1815.
  • Napoleon's Invasions Begin

    Napoleon invades Egypt beginning his invasions in 1798
  • British Annexes

    The British annex Cape Town and surrounding areas in 1815.
  • Great Trek

    1830 was the start if the Boers' Great Trek in South Africa.
  • English Education in India

    Decision to give support for English Education in India. English adopted as the language of Indian law courts.