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What did the term 'Black Town' signify in the spatial planning of British colonial port cities like Madras?
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- 1Centralized, state-regulated commercial marketplaces meant strictly for selling imported spices
- 2Heavy industrial manufacturing zones located on the outskirts of the port cities
- 3Designated urban areas where the local, native Indian population resided and worked✓
- 4Exclusive fortified residential zones where only the European elites lived
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Designated urban areas where the local, native Indian population resided and worked
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