Indigo export was profitable for the British settlers because _______________.
they had no competitors
the crop yield was good
they could oppress the farmers
the labour was cheap
A
they could oppress the farmers
B
they had no competitors
C
the crop yield was good
D
the labour was cheap
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Indigo export to to Europe was lucrative for the British settlers who held a monopoly for this business.
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