16. Ruling The Countryside
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16. Ruling The Countryside

242653 Under permanent settlements, Rajas and Talukdars were recognised as:

1 Zamindars
2 Kings
3 Diwans
4 Peasants
16. Ruling The Countryside

242654 ‘Blue Rebellion’ was introduced in:

1 May 1857
2 March 1859
3 June 1861
4 December 1885
16. Ruling The Countryside

242655 Nearly _____ people died in Bengal famine that occurred in 1770.

1 20 million
2 1 million
3 10 million
4 25 million
16. Ruling The Countryside

242656 A few statements with respect to the Bengal economy after the Company had become the Diwan are given. Pick out the one that is not applicable to the Bengal economy.

1 The Bengal economy thrived and progressed.
2 Artisanal production and agricultural cultivation showed signs of collapse.
3 The artisans started deserting villages as they were forced to sell their goods to the Company at low prices.
4 Peasants were unable to pay the dues that were being demanded from them.
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16. Ruling The Countryside

242653 Under permanent settlements, Rajas and Talukdars were recognised as:

1 Zamindars
2 Kings
3 Diwans
4 Peasants
16. Ruling The Countryside

242654 ‘Blue Rebellion’ was introduced in:

1 May 1857
2 March 1859
3 June 1861
4 December 1885
16. Ruling The Countryside

242655 Nearly _____ people died in Bengal famine that occurred in 1770.

1 20 million
2 1 million
3 10 million
4 25 million
16. Ruling The Countryside

242656 A few statements with respect to the Bengal economy after the Company had become the Diwan are given. Pick out the one that is not applicable to the Bengal economy.

1 The Bengal economy thrived and progressed.
2 Artisanal production and agricultural cultivation showed signs of collapse.
3 The artisans started deserting villages as they were forced to sell their goods to the Company at low prices.
4 Peasants were unable to pay the dues that were being demanded from them.
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16. Ruling The Countryside

242653 Under permanent settlements, Rajas and Talukdars were recognised as:

1 Zamindars
2 Kings
3 Diwans
4 Peasants
16. Ruling The Countryside

242654 ‘Blue Rebellion’ was introduced in:

1 May 1857
2 March 1859
3 June 1861
4 December 1885
16. Ruling The Countryside

242655 Nearly _____ people died in Bengal famine that occurred in 1770.

1 20 million
2 1 million
3 10 million
4 25 million
16. Ruling The Countryside

242656 A few statements with respect to the Bengal economy after the Company had become the Diwan are given. Pick out the one that is not applicable to the Bengal economy.

1 The Bengal economy thrived and progressed.
2 Artisanal production and agricultural cultivation showed signs of collapse.
3 The artisans started deserting villages as they were forced to sell their goods to the Company at low prices.
4 Peasants were unable to pay the dues that were being demanded from them.
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16. Ruling The Countryside

242653 Under permanent settlements, Rajas and Talukdars were recognised as:

1 Zamindars
2 Kings
3 Diwans
4 Peasants
16. Ruling The Countryside

242654 ‘Blue Rebellion’ was introduced in:

1 May 1857
2 March 1859
3 June 1861
4 December 1885
16. Ruling The Countryside

242655 Nearly _____ people died in Bengal famine that occurred in 1770.

1 20 million
2 1 million
3 10 million
4 25 million
16. Ruling The Countryside

242656 A few statements with respect to the Bengal economy after the Company had become the Diwan are given. Pick out the one that is not applicable to the Bengal economy.

1 The Bengal economy thrived and progressed.
2 Artisanal production and agricultural cultivation showed signs of collapse.
3 The artisans started deserting villages as they were forced to sell their goods to the Company at low prices.
4 Peasants were unable to pay the dues that were being demanded from them.
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