244212 Despite the industrial revolution in Europe and the unfavourable changes in the global economy, handloom weaving in India continued to exist to some extent because some kinds of clothes could not be made by machines. For example, machines failed to produce saris with intricate borders, or clothes with traditional woven patterns. Which towns emerged as important new centres of weaving in the late 19th century?

244213 …………. cloth had a large market in Europe:

244214 __________ cloth had a large market in Europe.

244215 British named ______ as Muslin since they came across it for the first time in Mosul, Iraq.

244216 During the 18th century, cotton was exported to ____ and England from Bombay.

244212 Despite the industrial revolution in Europe and the unfavourable changes in the global economy, handloom weaving in India continued to exist to some extent because some kinds of clothes could not be made by machines. For example, machines failed to produce saris with intricate borders, or clothes with traditional woven patterns. Which towns emerged as important new centres of weaving in the late 19th century?

244213 …………. cloth had a large market in Europe:

244214 __________ cloth had a large market in Europe.

244215 British named ______ as Muslin since they came across it for the first time in Mosul, Iraq.

244216 During the 18th century, cotton was exported to ____ and England from Bombay.

244212 Despite the industrial revolution in Europe and the unfavourable changes in the global economy, handloom weaving in India continued to exist to some extent because some kinds of clothes could not be made by machines. For example, machines failed to produce saris with intricate borders, or clothes with traditional woven patterns. Which towns emerged as important new centres of weaving in the late 19th century?

244213 …………. cloth had a large market in Europe:

244214 __________ cloth had a large market in Europe.

244215 British named ______ as Muslin since they came across it for the first time in Mosul, Iraq.

244216 During the 18th century, cotton was exported to ____ and England from Bombay.

244212 Despite the industrial revolution in Europe and the unfavourable changes in the global economy, handloom weaving in India continued to exist to some extent because some kinds of clothes could not be made by machines. For example, machines failed to produce saris with intricate borders, or clothes with traditional woven patterns. Which towns emerged as important new centres of weaving in the late 19th century?

244213 …………. cloth had a large market in Europe:

244214 __________ cloth had a large market in Europe.

244215 British named ______ as Muslin since they came across it for the first time in Mosul, Iraq.

244216 During the 18th century, cotton was exported to ____ and England from Bombay.

244212 Despite the industrial revolution in Europe and the unfavourable changes in the global economy, handloom weaving in India continued to exist to some extent because some kinds of clothes could not be made by machines. For example, machines failed to produce saris with intricate borders, or clothes with traditional woven patterns. Which towns emerged as important new centres of weaving in the late 19th century?

244213 …………. cloth had a large market in Europe:

244214 __________ cloth had a large market in Europe.

244215 British named ______ as Muslin since they came across it for the first time in Mosul, Iraq.

244216 During the 18th century, cotton was exported to ____ and England from Bombay.