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Ruling the Countryside

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What grade is the subject of the text?

The subject of the text is Class 8 history.

What does the text discuss about ruling the countryside?

The text discusses the topic of ruling the countryside in Class 8 history.

What is the topic of the text?

The topic of the text is ruling the countryside in Class 8 history.

What are the key concepts discussed in Class 8 history chapter 3 'Ruling the Countryside'?

Some key concepts discussed in Class 8 history chapter 3 'Ruling the Countryside' include the impact of British rule on the Indian countryside, the revenue system implemented by the British, and the resistance movements by peasants and tribal communities. Signup and view all the answers

Describe the revenue system introduced by the British in the Indian countryside during the colonial period.

The British introduced the 'Permanent Settlement' in Bengal and 'Ryotwari Settlement' in Madras and Bombay Presidencies. Under the Permanent Settlement, zamindars were made owners of land and were responsible for collecting revenue from peasants. Under the Ryotwari Settlement, individual peasants were recognized as owners of land and were required to pay revenue directly to the British government. Signup and view all the answers

What were the major causes of the resistance movements by peasants and tribal communities against the British rule in the countryside?

The major causes of resistance movements by peasants and tribal communities against British rule in the countryside included high revenue demands, oppressive land revenue systems, exploitation by moneylenders and landlords, loss of traditional rights and customs, and the impact of commercial agriculture on their livelihoods. Signup and view all the answers

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Class 8 History Chapter 3: Ruling the Countryside

The subject of the text is Class 8 History.

Topic Overview

The topic of the text is Ruling the Countryside, focusing on the British colonial period in India.

Revenue System

The British introduced a new revenue system in the Indian countryside during the colonial period.
The revenue system was designed to maximize profits for the British East India Company.

Resistance Movements

Peasants and tribal communities in the countryside resisted British rule due to several factors.
Major causes of resistance included: • The introduction of new and oppressive revenue systems. • The exploitation of natural resources by the British. • The displacement of local people from their land. • The imposition of British customs and laws on Indian society. • The decline of traditional livelihoods and ways of life.

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Topic: Ruling the countryside in history Grade: Class 8 Discussion: The text discusses the concept of ruling the countryside in history and explores various aspects related to it. Quiz description: Test your knowledge about ruling the countryside in history with this engaging quiz designed for Class 8 students. Explore the key concepts and learn about the various factors that played a role in governing the rural areas.