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3. When did the modern period begin?
4. Mention the importance of oral history.
5. List any two ways in which the British rule affected India economically.
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Answered by annimalik69
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1500

The modern era includes the early period, called the early modern period, which lasted from c. 1500 to around c. 1800 (most often 1815). Particular facets of early modernity include: The Rise of the Ottoman Empire. The Reformation and Counter Reformation.

Oral history is extremely important. Oral history is the way stories were passed doe before writing was invented. Oral history also played a major role during periods of distress. In Ancient Greece, during the Ancient Greek dark ages, oral history was the only way people could remember their past.

The following are the two ways through which the British rule affected India economically: 1. New Markets: the British rulers made India their colony and thus established new markets in India. They began selling the machine-made goods particularly cotton textiles in India

Answered by abulagang08
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Answer:

3. When did the modern period begin?

The modern era includes the early period, called the early modern period, which lasted from c. 1500 to around c. 1800 (most often 1815).

4. Mention the importance of oral history.

Oral history is the way stories were passed doe before writing was invented. Oral history also played a major role during periods of distress. In Ancient Greece, during the Ancient Greek dark ages, oral history was the only way people could remember their past.

5. List any two ways in which the British rule affected India economically.

(a) New Markets - the British rulers made India their colony and thus established new markets in India. They began selling the machine-made goods particularly cotton textiles in India.

(b) Various settlements - the British government launched various land revenue settlement such as the Permanent, the Ryotwari and the Mahalwari settlement to grow the income of the government. These policies in one or another way destroyed the economy of India.

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