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Europeans in Asia: The Early Years of Empire Building © Student Handouts, Inc.

The Portuguese 1510: Portuguese seize Goa 1511: Portuguese conquer Malacca 1500s: Portuguese in control of the European-Asian spice trade from outposts and forts Why?Control of the spice trade How?Firepower Where?Indian Ocean and around Africa

The Dutch 1599:Dutch fleet returns with Asian spices 1602:Dutch East India Company forms 1641:Take Malacca from Portuguese and begin trading with China 1700s:Decline due to rising power of France and England Why? Interest in spices and trading How?Warships, trading vessels, and Dutch East India Company Where?Cape Town (Africa) and Indian Ocean outposts (especially Spice Islands)

The Spanish 1521:Magellan claims Philippines from Spain 1520s-1570s:Archipelago conquered Why?Spanish link to Asia How?Military and missionaries Where?Silver from Spanish America passed through on its way to buy goods in China

India under the Mughals 1526:Babur founds the Mughal dynasty 1700s:European traders begin to enter mainland India along the coast Why?°Mughals do not initially see Europeans as a threat °Europeans want Indian textiles How?°Warehouses and forts at coastal ports °Europeans already on mainland as Mughal rule breaks down Where?European rule begins in Bengal

European Ascendancy in India Religious toleration ends Hindu and Muslim princes begin fighting Europeans play princes against one another Civil wars Tax increases Peasant unrest India’s central government collapses British and French trading companies hire their own Indian troops (sepoys)

Britain vs. France : War of the Austrian Succession (also known as King George’s War) : Seven Years’ War (known in the United States as the French and Indian War) Britain and France compete for world domination Britain and France both have trading operations in India

Robert Clive ( ) British East India Company agent Commands British and Indian troops (sepoys) to defeat French in India Gains control over Bengal and begins collecting taxes British East India Company uses Bengal as a launching pad for controlling India

Questions What attracted Europeans to Asia? Which European nation was the first to acquire trading rights around the Indian Ocean? What role did the Philippines play in Spain’s global trading empire? How did Great Britain come to dominate India?