Rural And Tribal Societies In India Set 2
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This set of Rural and Tribal Societies in India Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Rural And Tribal Societies In India Set 2
Q1 | Which was the village studied by Andra Beteille for understanding village society inIndia?
- bisipara
- sripuram
- guanzhou
- kishan garhi
Q2 | Which is the village taken by McKim Marriot as a case for understanding village societyin India?
- patanam
- tanjore
- kishan garhi
- rampura
Q3 | When did Permanent Settlement system introduced in India?
- 1798
- 1793
- 1773
- 1775
Q4 | Which is the first legal attempt to protect tenants from their deplorable condition?
- lease and rent control act 1960
- rent control act 1857
- rent act 1772
- rent act of 1859
Q5 | Which of the following was not introduced in India as part Land reforms?
- rural industrialization
- zamindari abolition
- land ceiling
- rent regulation
Q6 | Before independence, which land revenue system gave ownership rights to Zamindars
- mahalwari system
- permanent settlement system
- ryotwari settlement
- all the above
Q7 | Which of the following factors did not hamper the introduction of rent regulation Indianagriculture?
- higher socio-economic status of zamindars
- oral agreements between tenants and land owners
- demand by tenants to reduce rent
- lack of security of tenure
Q8 | ………..the moving of social structure from farming to non-farming sector
- agrarianless
- non-agrarianization
- pre-agrarianization
- de-agrarinization
Q9 | Who wrote the famous work “Global de-peasantization 1945-1990”?
- arundathi roy
- a m shah
- a farshad
- m sherif
Q10 | What is called as the redistribution of land from rich to poor?
- land distribution
- land re-distribution
- mobility
- land reforms
Q11 | ……………is the relationship obtaining among the groups engaged in agriculturaloperations
- agrarian structure
- agrarian social structure
- agrarian economic structure
- land distribution structure
Q12 | The view that tribal people should be allowed to retain their special characteristic whilebecoming a part of the mainstream is known as :
- acculturation
- assimilation
- cultural relativism
- isolationism
Q13 | Who followed Marxism as a method of analysis rather than a political ideology?School of Distance EducationRural and Tribal Societies in India Page 8
- n k bose
- r k mukherjee
- s c dube
- d p mukherjee
Q14 | Which of the tribal groups of North-East is seeking a separate State to be carved out ofAssam?
- bodo
- miso
- garo
- kuki
Q15 | Who introduces Zamindari land settlement system in India?
- wellesly
- william bentik
- cornwallis
- robert clave
Q16 | When did Zamindari Land Settlement system introduced in India?
- 1793
- 1775
- 1783
- 1762
Q17 | Which are the two classes in Permanent Land Settlement system?
- landless labourers & peasants
- zamindars & peasants
- middle class & tenants
- tax collectors & tenants
Q18 | Who introduced Ryotwari system in India?
- charles cornwallis
- curzon
- thomas munro
- alexander read & thomas munro
Q19 | Who introduced Mahalwari system in India?School of Distance EducationRural and Tribal Societies in India Page 9
- cornwallis
- mckenzie
- munro
- clave
Q20 | Which is the Land Settlement system with Panchayath acted as intermediary?
- mahalwari settlement
- ryotwari settlement
- permanent settlement
- munro system
Q21 | What is the meaning of Mahal in Mahalwari land settlement system?
- rural
- village
- community
- urban
Q22 | Which is the root word of tenure?
- teneo
- tano
- tenet
- tenu
Q23 | Which is the meaning of the Latin word Teneo?
- to hinder
- to pick
- to hold
- to take
Q24 | Tenure explains the relationship between……….
- landlord and the peasant
- owner and the tenant
- middle class and agricultural labourer
- rich peasants and tenant
Q25 | Which are the aspects reformed by the Land reforms?
- abolition of exploitation and land consolidation
- abolition of intermediaries, land ceiling & land consolidation
- abolition of land concentration in landlords
- land redistribution and abolition of administration of king