Economy, asked by shanumuhammed387, 4 months ago

features of indian agriculture during british period

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Answered by s14701aritusmita2231

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The pre-colonised India produced primarily two crops, i.e. wheat and rice. Even if it was only two types of crops, country's agricultural sector was sustainable and self-sufficient. The British invasion resulted in total commercialisation of India's agriculture industry.

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