Question

Why did the British declare war against Tipu Sultan in 1790?
 (A) Tipu attacked Travancore, a friend of British
 (B) Tipu was considered a threat to British
 (C) to stop tipu to improve his position
 (D) All of those

Answer 1

Hint: The Anglo-Mysore Wars were a series of wars fought throughout the last 3 decades of the eighteenth century between the empire of Mysore on the one hand, and also the British Malay Archipelago Company on the other.
The Anglo wars:-
(I) The I anglo war (1839-1842)
(II) The II Anglo war (1803-1805)
(III) The III Anglo war (Nov 1817-Feb 1818)

Complete answer:
Tipu is additionally known as the tiger of Mysore; his birth date is 20 November 1750. He was the sole Republic of Indian ruler UN agency understood the hazards a people expose to India, and fought four wars against them from the Republic of India – in this sense he may be known as the primary meliorist in the landmass. Tipu Sultan sent missions to the Ottoman and French rulers, seeking them as allies to oust people from the Republic of India. Tipu wished to improve his position by driving English people out of the Republic of India. Therefore, he sought-after facilitation from Turkey and France. The full general believed that the tipu sultan having allied with the French would strike against English people. ... So, the English people declared war against Tipu sultan in 1790.

So, the correct answer is Option C.

Note: Tipu sultan was a great warrior and from a very young age he started taking interest in the works of the kingdom he followed his father's footsteps and dominated his kingdom as he wanted to boost his position thus he did battles against people.