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Question : In what way did cantonments contribute to the urbanization of colonial India?

Option 1: By promoting the growth of industrial zones  

 

Option 2: By leading to the development of surrounding civilian settlements  
 

Option 3: By encouraging the expansion of agricultural activities  

 

Option 4: By decreasing the reliance on traditional marketplaces  


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Correct Answer: By leading to the development of surrounding civilian settlements  
 


Solution : Cantonments contributed to the urbanization of colonial India by leading to the development of surrounding civilian settlements, as these areas provided services and goods to the military personnel and their families.

 

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