The English were eventually able to gain control over India due to a combination of military superiority, strategic alliances, and the fragmentation of Indian political entities. The British East India Company capitalized on internal divisions among Indian states and utilized advanced military tactics and technology. Additionally, the decline of the Mughal Empire weakened centralized authority, allowing the British to expand their influence and territory through both diplomacy and force. This culminated in the establishment of direct British rule following the Indian Rebellion of 1857.
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