[Solved] British tariffs prohibiting the importation of East Indian Cottons:

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Q.	British tariffs prohibiting the importation of East Indian Cottons:
A.	acted as a brake on the manufacture of domestic cottons.
B.	forced the British to abandon cotton manufacture altogether.
C.	served as an inducement to the manufacture of domestic cottons.
D.	stimulated the manufacture and sale of woolen goods.
Answer» C. served as an inducement to the manufacture of domestic cottons.

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