CBSE Class 10 c10industrialisation — practice questions
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Practice CBSE Class 10 c10industrialisation in the app →The PUTTING-OUT system in 18th-century England refers to:James WATT is associated with which technology that drove the Industrial Revolution?Factory life in 19th-century England was characterised by all of the following EXCEPT:The 'DE-INDUSTRIALISATION of India' under British rule refers to:India's FIRST modern steel mill, founded in 1907, was the achievement of:India's FIRST COTTON MILL was established in:The chapter notes that HANDLOOM weaving in India SURVIVED industrialisation because:The chapter argues that ADVERTISING in the colonial era was used to:Large-scale production for an international market before factories is called:Merchants moved production to the countryside because in the towns:Rulers granted the guilds the monopoly right to:The cotton mill was created by:Which sector led the first phase of British industrialisation up to the 1840s?The steam engine of Newcomen was improved and patented in 1781 by:At the start of the nineteenth century England had how many steam engines?The Spinning Jenny was devised in 1764 by:Workers attacked the Spinning Jenny mainly because they feared:The paid servant appointed by the Company to supervise weavers was the:Weavers were tied to the Company through the system of:Clashes broke out because the new gomasthas were:The first cotton mill in Bombay came up in:The first jute mill in Bengal was set up in:The Elgin Mill was started in the 1860s at:The first spinning and weaving mill of Madras began production by:Who made a fortune in the China trade before turning to industry in Bengal?Seth Hukumchand set up the first Indian jute mill in Calcutta in:J.N. Tata set up the first iron and steel works in India at:Over half the workers in Bombay's cotton industry in 1911 came from:Industrialists recruited new mill workers through a:Cotton piece-goods production in India doubled between 1900 and: