Question : The shift in agrarian relations during the 16 th and 17 th centuries led to:

Option 1: A decrease in the rural population

Option 2: The rise of commercial agriculture and cash crops

Option 3: A decline in the use of irrigation techniques

Option 4: The abolition of feudal landholdings

Question : Which of the following best describes the change in agrarian relations during the 16th and 17 th centuries?

Option 1: Transition from agriculture to industrialization

Option 2: Decline in the importance of land as a source of wealth

Option 3: Shift towards more equitable land distribution

Option 4: Evolution from feudalism to more commercialized agriculture

Question : What impact did the changes in agrarian relations have on the rural economy during the 16 th and 17 th centuries?

Option 1: Decrease in agricultural productivity

Option 2: Increase in urban migration

Option 3: Diversification of crops and farming methods

Option 4: Decline in the significance of land as a source of wealth

Question : What was a common feature of agrarian relations in the 16 th and 17 th centuries?

Option 1: Centralized agricultural planning

Option 2: Predominance of cash crops

Option 3: Feudal landholding patterns

Option 4: Widespread use of machinery in farming

Question : Which of the following was a characteristic of the agrarian structure in the 16th and 17th centuries?

Option 1: Industrialized farming techniques

Option 2: Dominance of small-scale peasant holdings

Option 3: Widespread use of chemical fertilizers

Option 4: Heavy reliance on overseas trade