Peasants and farmers - class-IX
Description: peasants and farmers | |
Number of Questions: 37 | |
Created by: Jatin Goyal | |
Tags: landlords and tenants under the british and the nizam political science social science colonialism and tribal societies social and political movements the state of the indian economy on the eve of independence history peasants and farmers economics |
Who were the Ryots?
Why were peasants in the $19th$ century unwilling to cultivate opium in India?
Which of the following options refers to Captain Swing?
In early 19th century which were two major commercial crops grown in India?
Indian farmers were not willing to cultivate opium because ____________.
Which country became the bread basket of the world?
Hows the life of poor peasants were affected by the Enclosure Movement?
Growing of which of the following crops makes the land fertile?
The colonial government in Bengal exported opium to _____.
The British government had established a monopoly to trade in opium in Bengal by ______.
Who of the following said these words "Plant more wheat, wheat will win the war"?
Which of the following reasons could be attributed to the unwillingness of Indian peasantry to cultivation of Opium?
The East India Company started a triangular trade between India-China-Britain
The proper sequence of crops grown by Indian farmers, in early and later nineteenth century during the colonial period was _____.
During the colonial rule in India, opium was produced in _____.
To persuade the unwilling cultivators to cultivate opium, the government _________.
While the English cultivated a taste for Chinese tea, the Chinese became addicted to ________.
The number of opium chests exported to China by the British government in Bengal before 1767 was.
In order to finance its 'tea' imports from China, Britain encouraged the cultivation of _______in India.
Which of the following is/are the impact of agricultural revolution or enclosures on England?
Which of the following is not a local name of shifting cultivation?
By $1773$, the British government in Bengal had established a monopoly to trade in ___________.
Why was common land essential for survival of the poor in England?
Which one of the following is the appropriate reason that excited swing rioters to destroy threshing machines during $1930s$ in England?
Who was the American leader under whom maximum expansion of wheat cultivation took place?
What was done in different countries of England during the Captain Swing movement?
Agricultural Revolution first occurred in __________.
Why did the landlords and farmers decided to buy threshing machines?
Cyrus McCormick invented the reaper in
By selling which of the following items to China, did the British regularly collect money for purchasing tea from China?
In many parts of England, the farmers began to grow turnip as-
(i) Turnip improved the soil and made it fertile.
(ii) Turnip was a good fodder crop and relished by the cattle.
(iii) This crop had the capacity to increase nitrogen content of the soil.
(iv) Turnip became the staple food for the people.
Read the options given above and select the correct answer from the following.
Why did poor peasants resort to riots to protest against the use of threshing machines?
The Enclosure Movement was most essential for?
By selling which of the following items to China, did the British regularly collect money for purchasing tea from that country?
When did the white Americans move into the Mississippi Valley?
Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct response from the potions given thereafter:
List-I | List-II |
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a) The British government established monopoly in opium trade in Bengal. | 1) 1780s |
b) The British government exported 50000 chests of opium from Bengal annually. | 2) 1820s |
c) Opium production in British occupied territories declined rapidly. | 3) 1870 |
d) Village headmen started paying peasants for producing opium in advance. | 4) 1773 |