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प्रश्न
What undue advantage did a moneylender have according to the land laws introduced by the British.
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उत्तर
According to the land laws introduced by the British, a moneylender could charge a high rate of interest. He could also get the land owned by farmer transferred to him instead of the money.
संबंधित प्रश्न
How could a moneylender exploit farmers during the British rule?
State the objective of the Landholders’ Society founded in 1837.
Name the two organizations, which merged in 1851 to form the British India Association of Bengal.
Why did the Britishers build roads and railways?
What were the characteristic features of the Indian National Congress in the beginning?
Why was the British Government friendly with the Congress in its initial stage?
Give two reasons for industrial stagnation during the British rule in India.
What role did the press play in fostering political ideas and patriotic sentiments among Indians in the National Movement?
Discuss in brief how the Ilbert Bill controvery helped in the growth of Nationalism in India.
Nationalism refers to the feeling of oneness that emerges when people consider themselves as one nation. With reference to the growth of nationalism, answer the following:
- Name the first President of the Congress.
- Mention any two of its objectives.
