Question

Millions of acres of land were used to cultivate crops. was it beneficial for Indians or Britishers? How?

Answer 1

Answer:

Changes in land ownership and control affected how crop failures impacted human lives. Before the British colonial period, Indian agriculture was dominated by subsistence farming organized in small village communities. The farmer usually only grew enough food to feed himself and the non-agricultural people of the village community. When his crop production exceeded consumption because of favorable climatic conditions, he stored the surplus for use in lean years. The storage of food grains constituted the only remedy against famines and other crises.

Answer 2

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Yes it is beneficial

– Owning an agricultural farmland is a fruitful option for creating long term wealth.

– The income earned through agriculture is free from income tax.

– There is demand and supply mismatch across the country, which leads to the increase in agricultural commodity prices.

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