British exploitation and resistance Flashcards

chapter 4

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battle of plassey

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1757

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first war of indian independence

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1857

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immediate victim of british rule

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farmers

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4
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what destroyed backbone of farmers

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land revenue system

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types of land revenue system

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permanant, ryotwari system, mahalwari system.

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features of permanent land revenue system

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bengal , bihar, orissa

tax collected by zamindars
zamindar is owner of land
farmers were tenants
60% of yeild is tax
tax should be paid during poor yeild also
in cash.

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ryotwari system

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south indian regions
lord cornwalli- british goverener general introduced this,
farmers-ryots
land reveneue colelcted directly from ryots
ownerships is with farners.
excessive tex
tax rate was frequently increased

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mahelwari system

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village headman colelct tax.
excessive tax
village-mahal
mahal is considered as single unit for colelcting tax

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money lenders

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when unable to pay tax farmrs mortgage their land and take loan with high interest. when unable to pay back loan their land is seized by moneylenders.

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10
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how did land revenue system affect agriculture sector

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high tax and crimes of moneylenders

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whats is commercialization of agriculture

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indians cultivitaed food crops for personal needs. british compelled us to cultiate cash crops for commercial needs. this is commericlasation of agriultur.

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india become cultivating land of europe

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inorder to pay high interest loans and tax, indians cultivated crops with high market prices which the europeans need.

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commercial crops cultivated and its regions

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indigo- bihar, bengal
cotton- maharashtra, punjab
sugar cane- uttar pradesh
tea- assam kerala
jute- bengal
wheat- punjab

IBB
CPM
SUP
TKA
JB
WP

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Why farmers take indigo farming

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Huge money as advance. Indigo used as dying agent.

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Year of indigo revolt

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1859 bihar

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Causes of indigo revolt

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Take advance, liable to cultivate indigo ina. Portion of their land. Most fertile portion. So food crop decrease cash crop increase.due to British agent interference farmers only got less money during harvest season

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Revolt of indigo revolt

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1859 gathered in Bihar and decided no more indigo. Attacked indigo fscories with how’s arrows spades etc .educated people supported. Women took part

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Result of indigo revolt

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Gov sent a commission realised indigo farming is uneconomic and proposed to stop it.

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Reason for mappila rebellion

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Atrocities of landlord. Evacuated tenants like farmers. British treated janmi as owner. Malabar rebellion mappila rebellion

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Revolt of Mappila rebellion

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22 peasant revolt malabar special police.

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Result of Mappila rebellion

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Msp and William logan commision. Realised cause of struggle was unfair land revenue system

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Tribal insurgencies cause

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Forest laws. Forests are protected areas. Prohibition for entering forest. Tax for forest produce collection

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Whya re forest progected

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The trees needed are present in abundance for British. Trees are used for railway ships and plantation.

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Kurchiya revolt yead

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Kurchiya revolt tribes
Kurchiya and kurumba tribe of wayanad
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Reason for kurchiya revolt
High tax. Payment in cash. Taking of land
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Kurchiya revolt revolt
Rama nambi fought against this. Strike was stressed and Rama nambi was killed
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Eg of tribal revolts
Kol rebellion Khasi rebellion Pahariya rebellion Bhil rebellion Munda rebellion
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Causes for decline of textile industry
Import of cheap machine made clothes. Railway use for import and export. High tax. Indian cloth loose British market. Forcing weavers to work at meagre wage.
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Textile centres
Murshidabad and dhaka
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Reason of decline of pottety
Import of aluminium vessels
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Reason of decline of tanning
Export of raw leather
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Reason of decline of carepentery
Machine made of metals
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