Question

why did the farmers in India become poorer during the British rule?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Farmers began a cycle of debt that led to poverty as they were expected to give a majority of their crops to the landlord. The landlord, in turn was expected to forward the profits to the British government. The British management of the Indian agricultural economy had a crippling effect.

Answer 2

Answer:

because the britishers treated them bad , forced them to grow indigo which made thier soil infertile and they were not able to grow any other crop

Explanation:

they bought goods from indians at very low prices