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The devastating Bengal Famine of 1769-70, which killed millions, was significantly aggravated by which of the following colonial factors?
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- 1A concurrent outbreak of smallpox epidemic alone
- 2High levels of land revenue taxation by the East India Company✓
- 3Widespread rat infestation in granaries
- 4Locust attacks on standing crops
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High levels of land revenue taxation by the East India Company
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