Why was the land surveyed before implementing the Ryotwari system-Surveying was not necessary-Surveying of the land gave information about the land type for further planning-Surveying helped in identifying the cultivators and their lands-Surveying gave insight into the workings of peasant communities in South India-

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Standard VIII

History

The Ryotwari System and its Results

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Why was the land surveyed before implementing the Ryotwari system?

Surveying was not necessary.

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Surveying of the land gave information about the land type for further planning.

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Surveying helped in identifying the cultivators and their lands.

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Surveying gave insight into the workings of peasant communities in South India.

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B Surveying of the land gave information about the land type for further planning.
C Surveying helped in identifying the cultivators and their lands.
D Surveying gave insight into the workings of peasant communities in South India.
Thomas Munro surveyed the Rayalaseema area before implementing a new system. Surveying gave insight into how peasant communities. This also identified the cultivators and their lands. The new system was implemented keeping all these in minds.

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