Question

in Indian villages of the 18th century most of the economic transactions were conducted through​

Answer 1

Answer:

During the pre-British period, i.e. during the mid-eighteenth century, the condition of Indian economy was not at all satisfactory. Just after the death of Aurangzeb in 1707, the central power at Delhi was so weak that the situation had led to disintegration and gradual downfall of deep rooted Mughal Empire.

During 1750, the Indian economy was passing through recurrence of crisis and disorders because by this time the central power at Delhi was either weakened or disappeared.

Answer 2

Explanation:

In 18th century most of the economic transactions were conducted through, some people were not had money mostly farmers had not money and economic transactions were conducted through grains like wheat, rice, corn etc.