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Granted a charter December 31, 1600 and a monopoly.
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Prevented EIC from selling their spices: 1609 renewed charter to give the company an indefinant period.
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125 share holders and a capital of 72000
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Established certain regulations for the better management of the affairs of their EIC.
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Act of direct action protest by the American conolist against the British East India company of ships in Boston Harbor sparked the American revolution.
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Provided for a joint company and the crown
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Gave Lord Cornwallis more power to where if he wants to he can take over his council.
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Deprived companies Indian trade monopoly except Tea in china, opened Indian missionaries maintain separte and distinct in their commercial and territoral accounts.
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Board of control with full power and authority over the company
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This Act provided that British India would remain under the administration of the company in trust for the crown until parliment should decide other wise.
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Uprising against the EIC Independence.
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Harsh revenue policies annexation of native states plight of Indian peasantry.