Social Sciences, asked by sherpasumjum, 9 months ago

why was the conducting of census so important to the British

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Answered by srajayyan

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because this helped them in finding the population and

the people thought

Answered by bhansir62

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The British administrators attach so much importance to survey, mapping and the census Advertisement because they want to know where Britishers are ruling. How they are controlling the region?

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why was the conducting of census so important to the British