alleryStart learning →Amid eighteenth-century fragmentation, what continued?
AUniform growth in all regions
BThriving inland commercial exchange
CExport growth for Indian shippers
DSurat's dominance in overseas trade
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Thriving inland commercial exchange
Fragmented political authority did not prevent inland commerce in grain, cloth and cattle from flourishing.
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