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How was local labour linked with global industry in colonial mining?

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Correct answer: Minerals extracted by local labour were sent for global industrial production

Under colonial rule, local people worked in mines, while coal, gold, copper and other extracted minerals were sent to industrial countries and world markets. Thus, local labour supplied raw materials to global industry. Option B is incorrect because much colonial mineral production was meant for export and industrial use, not only local consumption. Exam tip: remember colonial mining as ‘local labour + exported raw materials + global industry’.

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Colonial MiningForced LabourGlobal IndustryRaw MaterialsColonial EconomyWorld HistoryColonization And DecolonizationGeneral Knowledge

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