SSLC (English Medium) इयत्ता ८ - Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary Education Question Bank Solutions

Francis Day was ______.

Beri Thimmappa was ______.

At the beginning of the eighteenth century, the policies of the British proved harmful to the process of ______.

The native rulers lost their kingdom to the British by means of various ______  of the colonial power.

Srinagar was a ______ recreational centre.

Darjeeling was wrested from the rulers of ______.

The introduction of ______ made hill station more accessible.

Damarla gave the British a piece of land between Cooum river and ______.

Collectively the White Town and the Black Town were called ______.

Madras was officially renamed Chennai in ______.

Srirangarayapatnam and Chennapatnam were together known ______.

In western India ______ was the main port of the East India Company.

During ancient times most of the towns developed as headquarters of Kingdoms.

The policies of the British proved useful in the process of urbanisation.

The stiff competition of imported goods crashed down the industrial structure in India.

Madras, Calcutta, and Bombay became the prominent commercial centres under the British.

The British developed the hill stations as Sanatoriums also.

By the nature of railway transport, all the towns were located on the hills.

How were the newly developed towns known?

Mention the factors which led to the decline of Indian Industries.