Ruling the Countryside Test

Question 1
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After the indigo rebellion in Bengal, the cultivation of indigo shifted to Bihar.

Which major revolt against indigo cultivation took place in Bihar in 1917?

A
Kheda Satyagraha

B
Champaran Satyagraha

C
Bardoli Satyagraha

D
Swadeshi Movement

Question 2
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Permanent Settlement was a system of collection of revenue introduced by the East India company.

Which of the following features was not a component of the Permanent Settlement system?

A
Zamindars collected rent from the peasants and paid to the company.

B
Revenue varied according to the condition of land.

C
Lands could be auctioned.

D
The concept of private property was introduced.

Question 3
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The Mahalwari system was implemented in the North-Western Province of Bengal Presidency by Holt Mackenzie.

Which of the following strategies was not a part of the Mahalwari system?

A
The peasants had the right to directly pay the revenue to the British.

B
The villages were considered an important social institution.

C
The rights of different groups had to be controlled.

D
The revenue rates were periodically revised.

Question 4
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The Permanent Settlement system ensured a fixed annual income for the East India Company.

What was the other name of the Permanent Settlement system?

A
Mahalwari

B
Zamindari

C
Ryotwari

D
Revenue farming

Question 5
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Within the system of nij cultivation, the planters directly controlled the land on which indigo was cultivated.

The problem in growing indigo under nij cultivation was that the

A
land was sparsely populated

B
labour was easily available

C
bullocks were readily available

D
peasants and planters were always in conflict

Question 6

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The French cultivated indigo in _____i____ and the English cultivated indigo in ____ii_____ during the 15-16^th centuries.

The information in which alternative completes the given statement?

i ii

Venezuela
Brazil

i ii

North America

Australia

i ii

St. Dominguez

Jamaica

i ii

India
China

Question 7

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Column 1		Column 2
1.	Permanent settlement	i.	Indigo
2.	Blue rebellion	ii.	Andhra Pradesh
3.	Kalamkari	iii.	Munro System
4.	Ryotwari settlement	iv.	Zamindars

The information in the given table can be correctly matched as

1 − ii, 2 − iii, 3 − iv, 4 − i

1 − iv, 2 − i, 3 − ii, 4 − iii

1 − iii, 2 − iv, 3 − i, 4 − ii

1 − ii, 2 − iv, 3 − i, 4 − iii

Question 8
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As compared to the Mahalwari system, the differentiating feature in the Permanent Settlement system was that

A
land revenue was collected by the zamindars and the headman

B
land revenue collected from the peasants was fixed

C
village was considered an important institution

D
land was inspected and measured to calculate the estimated amount of revenue collection

Question 9
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Which of the following factors was responsible for the decline in the growth of indigo plantations?

A
Queen Victoria’s Declaration that Indigo need not be sown

B
Suppression by zamindars and village headmen

C
Scarcity of land and labour force

D
Scarcity of cash and problem of maintaining the means of cultivation

Question 10
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The British planters collected rents and loans from peasants through an agent who was usually an Indian.

What were the agents of the planters called?

A
Zamindars

B
Lathiyals

C
Gomasthas

D
Dabirs

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Question 1

Kheda Satyagraha

Champaran Satyagraha

Bardoli Satyagraha

Swadeshi Movement

Question 2

Zamindars collected rent from the peasants and paid to the company.

Revenue varied according to the condition of land.

Lands could be auctioned.

The concept of private property was introduced.

Question 3

The peasants had the right to directly pay the revenue to the British.

The villages were considered an important social institution.

The rights of different groups had to be controlled.

The revenue rates were periodically revised.

Question 4

Mahalwari

Zamindari

Ryotwari

Revenue farming

Question 5

land was sparsely populated

labour was easily available

bullocks were readily available

peasants and planters were always in conflict

Question 6

i ii Venezuela Brazil

i ii North America Australia

i ii St. Dominguez Jamaica

i ii India China

Question 7

1 − ii, 2 − iii, 3 − iv, 4 − i

1 − iv, 2 − i, 3 − ii, 4 − iii

1 − iii, 2 − iv, 3 − i, 4 − ii

1 − ii, 2 − iv, 3 − i, 4 − iii

Question 8

land revenue was collected by the zamindars and the headman

land revenue collected from the peasants was fixed

village was considered an important institution

land was inspected and measured to calculate the estimated amount of revenue collection

Question 9

Queen Victoria’s Declaration that Indigo need not be sown

Suppression by zamindars and village headmen

Scarcity of land and labour force

Scarcity of cash and problem of maintaining the means of cultivation

Question 10

Zamindars

Lathiyals

Gomasthas

Dabirs

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i ii

Venezuela
Brazil

i ii

North America

Australia

i ii

St. Dominguez

Jamaica

i ii

India
China