As a result of the American Civil War, this city at the mouth of the Ulhas River became the world's chief cotton trading market.
As a result of the American Civil War, this city at the mouth of the Ulhas River became the world's chief cotton trading market. When the Suez Canal opened in 1869, it became an even more impor- tant seaport, growing into a major urban center of over a million people by 1906. In 1996, it became offi- cially known by its Gujarati name. (*) This city contains the Oberoi Trident, Leopold Cafe, and a luxury hotel named the Taj Mahal Palace &amp; Tower. Name this Indian city, recently wracked by a violent terrorist attack against Westerners which killed nearly 200 people.
As a result of the American Civil War, this city at the mouth of the Ulhas River became the world's chief cotton trading market.
Mumbai (accept Bombay before * and prompt on it thereafter)