The+Anglo-French+War+in+India

1744-1763 The Anglo-French War in India was the actual inception of the struggles that arose from political rivalry in India and Europe. After several conflicts, the two countries ended up with the treaty of Paris, requiring French to end their presence in India allowing the British to control India’s government and markets. The trading company’s rivalry exiled the Dutch and the Portuguese from the Indian prospect. At the present time, the English and the French were the only ones left to strive for the Indian markets. In the 1700’s European wars in which France and England were opponents brought them into conflict in India also. The decline of imperial authority and the political disorders helped their ambition. This was a long contest between French and English. While taking advantage, and having selfish motives among the Indian rulers, the English successfully approved all types of fake means to achieve victory over India.