Ruling the Countryside - Part 1 | Shiksha 2022 | CBSE Class 8 | Surabhi Ma’am @VedantuJunior

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The session emphasizes the importance of the ruling chapter in the countryside and the significance of subscribing and sharing content, with references to the Battle of Buxar in 1757 and the British financial systems introduced in India during the 18th century. The Mahalwari system introduced by the British aimed to collect revenue efficiently through village councils, signifying a shift in India's financial policies.

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  • The ruling chapter in the countryside is crucial for content dissemination, stressing the need for subscription and sharing to ensure widespread reach and impact.
  • The British administration in India, exemplified by the Battle of Buxar and subsequent financial systems, aimed to streamline revenue collection from local authorities, reshaping India's economic landscape significantly.

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  • What was the Battle of Buxar?

    A military event involving the East India Company.

  • What financial system did the British introduce in 1765?

    A revenue collection system from local rulers and landlords.

  • What is the Mahalwari system?

    A revenue collection system through village councils.

  • Why is the ruling chapter important in the countryside?

    Emphasizes subscribing and sharing content.

  • How did the British influence India's financial policies?

    Introduced systems for efficient revenue collection.

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British Colonial Rule in Indian Countryside

  • The session discusses the importance of the ruling chapter in the countryside, emphasizing the significance of subscribing and sharing content.
  • Reference is made to the Battle of Buxar in 1757, highlighting the East India Company's military presence in India.
  • The introduction of a financial system by the British in 1765 aimed to collect revenue efficiently from local rulers and landlords.
  • The Mahalwari system, introduced by the British, focused on revenue collection through village councils, marking a shift in India's financial policies.
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