Question

what did the British impose on indian farmers

Answer 1

Explanation:

The British officers imposed heavy taxes on Indian farmers. They made British goods free of import duty. They also cut the thumbs of Indian artisans. They also exploited Indians in many other ways.

Answer 2

The British impose on indian farmers:

Explanation:

• 50 years before 1857, the British had imposed the cultivation of indigo on the farmers.
• Indigo means blue dye was in great demand in Europe then.
• History is replete with tales of the love of gentlemen with white clothes and white houses.
• Yes, generations of Indian farmers were ruined in the cultivation of indigo to make this white color shine.
• Then the cultivation of indigo was forced on three bales of 20 hectares of land.
• Raja, Nawab and Zamindar also stood on the side of British rule for this Teenkathia excess, then in 1833 the British brought Indigo Plantation Act and gave the form of contract farming to indigo cultivation.
• Peasants and laborers continued to be exploited and the government remained cool.