History · Colonial Cities
What major shift occurred in colonial urban planning in Calcutta after the attack by Siraj-ud-daulah in 1756?
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- 1The renaming of all major urban streets and avenues into Hindi vernacular terms
- 2The complete abolition of racial segregation between European and Indian residential areas
- 3The construction of a new Fort William surrounded by a vast open space (Maidan) for military defense✓
- 4The rapid unhindered expansion of traditional indigenous bazaars
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The construction of a new Fort William surrounded by a vast open space (Maidan) for military defense
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