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4. The British encouraged the —
Indian agriculture by making farmers grow cash
crops in place of food crops.

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Answered by Anonymous

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In the given sentence, the blank can be filled by the word commercialization.

The British tactfully made the farmers of India believe that they can earn more wealth by growing commercial crops such as jute, sugar, cotton etc.

In fact, before the British rule started, India was one of the leading producers of agricultural products like rice.

The British started commercialization of the Indian agriculture by luring the farmers to the wealth they can get by growing cash crops rather than food crops.

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4. The British encouraged the —
Indian agriculture by making farmers grow cash
crops in place of food crops.