In which three ways the British and Indian manufacturers and traders advertise their goods?

CBSE Class 10 CBSE Class 10 Social Science
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In which three ways the British and Indian manufacturers and traders advertise their goods?

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THE Manchester industrialists started selling clothes in India.

  1. They put labels on cloth bundles to make the place of manufacturing and the name of company familiar to the buyers.
  2. When buyers saw “Made in Manchester” written in bold on the labels, they felt confident to buy this.
  3. Labels did not carry texts or words. They carried images and were beautifully illustrated with Indian Gods and Goddesses intended to make the manufacture from a foreign land appear similar to Indians.
  4. Manufactures use printed calendar to merchandise their goods and advertise product.
  5. When Indian manufacturers advertised, the nationalist message was clear and loud. “If you care for the nation, then buy only Indian products”. Advertisement became vehicle for nationalist message of Swadeshi.