Question

what were the different types of tribal communities living in India in the 19th century? Describe each of them briefly.​

Answer 1

Answer:

 search of work and better lives.

Tribal groups needed to buy and sell in the village markets to get the goods that were not produced within their localities, and this led to an unhealthy dependence on traders and moneylenders.

Traders often bought forest produce from the tribals at cheap prices, but sold their goods to the tribals at very high prices. As a result, tribals often ended up taking high-interest loans from moneylenders.

So as far as the tribals were concerned, markets and commerce often meant exploitation, debt, and poverty