History · 18th Century India
The structure of society underwent many changes in the 18th century which had a bearing both on the functioning of the states and the growth of the economy: A. There was consolidation and expansion of the holders of superior rights in land. B. There was consolidation and expansion of the trading-cum-banking community. C. The giving of ijaras to zamindars and taluqdars led to strengthening of centralization of the state. D. There was the rise of a class of petty gentry-cum-rich peasants in the countryside. E. Mahajan-cum-sahukars obtained ijara in their own names. Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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A, B, D, E only
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