What were the primary agricultural changes introduced under British colonial rule in India? |
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Agricultural changes under British rule.
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Fill in the blank: The _________ System involved the direct assessment of land revenue from individual farmers in parts of Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Madras. |
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True or False: Under the Permanent Settlement, zamindars were not allowed to evict tenants for non-payment of rents. |
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False. Zamindars were granted the authority to evict tenants for non-payment of rents. |
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What was the impact of the British economic policies on the self-sufficiency of Indian villages? |
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British policies harmed village self-sufficiency.
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Riddle: I am a vibrant blue dye sought after by many, cultivated in Bengal but exploited by the few. What am I? |
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Describe the consequences of the indigo cultivation contracts imposed on ryots in India. |
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Indigo contracts harmed ryots significantly.
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Fill in the blank: The _________ System was aimed at promoting collective responsibility among villages for land revenue payments. |
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Colonial forest laws harmed tribal livelihoods.
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True or False: The British policies favored the empowerment of tribal chiefs during colonial rule. |
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False. The authority of tribal chiefs was diminished, disrupting traditional governance structures. |
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Explain how the British colonial rule affected the livelihoods of jhum cultivators. |
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British rule harmed jhum cultivators
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Multiple Choice: Which system was introduced to collect land revenue from groups of villages? |
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Riddle: I am known for causing debt and despair, my roots in the soil but profits in the air. What am I? |
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What percentage of indigo imports to Europe came from India between 1788 and 1810? |
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Fill in the blank: The _________ was a significant agricultural transformation that involved zamindars paying a fixed revenue to the British. |
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What role did moneylenders play in the lives of Indian peasants during colonial rule? |
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Moneylenders exploited peasants by charging high interest rates on loans, often leading to the mortgaging of land and increasing debt burdens. |
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