Question

When the British came to India --------- were self -sufficient units.


Cities


Villages


towns


districs

Answer 1

Answer:

Districs is good answer

Answer 2

When the British came to India, villages were self-sufficient units.

Pre-colonial villages:

• Indian villages were referred to as "small republics" by British authorities at the beginning of the nineteenth century.
• They believed that Indian villages had a straightforward form of government and were self-sufficient economic entities.
• Indian villages must send their young men to fight in the wars and offer the king a portion of their harvest.
• According to British administrators, Indian villages do not interfere with higher levels of political authority beyond these two limitations and are uninterested in who is in charge of them.

Cities: The name cities were bought about after the British came to India.

Towns: Towns were other names given to cities.

Districts: Districts or provinces where the larger units that comprised of villages. Each village was self-sufficient.

Therefore, the correct answer is Villages.

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