Ruling the Countryside - Class 8 - Social Science
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Match the following:
ryot | village |
mahal | peasant |
nij | cultivation on ryot’s lands |
ryoti | cultivation on planter’s own land |
Term | Match |
---|---|
Ryot | Peasant |
Village | Mahal |
Cultivation on ryot’s lands | Ryoti |
Cultivation on planter’s own land | Nij |
Fill in the blanks:
(a) Growers of woad in Europe saw __________ as a crop which would provide competition to their earnings.
(b) The demand for indigo increased in late eighteenth-century Britain because of __________.
(c) The international demand for indigo was affected by the discovery of __________.
(d) The Champaran movement was against __________.
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Who is Robert Clive and what role did he play in the East India Company’s domination over India?
Robert Clive was a key figure in the British East India Company during the mid-18th century. He played a pivotal role when the Mughal emperor appointed the Company as the Diwan of Bengal in 1765, effectively making it the chief financial administrator of the territory. As depicted in the painting commissioned by Clive himself, this marked a significant event in British imagination. Clive's actions led the Company to organize the land and its revenue resources, thereby fulfilling its aim to secure trading benefits. This appointment was a turning point for the British to enforce control over the local power and set stage for colonization of the Indian countryside.
What were the main differences between the nij and ryoti systems of indigo cultivation?
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A. Tax was fixed for different crops in cash. B. Tax was not fixed for different crops in cash. C. Each province was divided into revenue circles. D. They had their own schedule of revenue rates for individual crops.
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Sign up nowThe constituents of Home Charges, which was one of the methods of Economic Drain, are:
- Dividend to the shareholders of the East India Company.
- Interest on Public Debt raised abroad.
- Pensions and furlough payments of British officers in the Civil and Military departments in India.
- Interest on Foreign Capital Investments.
A) Only 1, 2, and 3
B) Only 2 and 3
C) Only 3
D) All of the above
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