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Towns and Cities in Pre-Colonial India

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was a coastal town developed by the British.

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Madurai

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Bombay

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Pondicherry

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The correct option is A Madurai
British developed cities like Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras. These cities became urban spaces and the seats of colonial administration and trade.

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