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Which one of the following types of cultivation was developed by European colonists?

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Which one of the following types of cultivation was developed by European colonists?

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  • Kolkoz

  • Viticulture

  • Mixed farming

  • Plantation

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Plantation

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Chapter 4: Primary Activities - Exercises [Page 43]

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NCERT Geography Fundamentals of Human [English] Class 12
Chapter 4 Primary Activities
Exercises | Q 1. (iv). | Page 43

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