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The power of Bengal's zamindars finally collapsed during which event?
AThe Great Depression
BThe 1857 revolt
CThe First World War
DPartition of Bengal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The Great Depression
Zamindars survived the 1790s crisis and only collapsed in the Great Depression, when jotedars consolidated power.
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