Who were Jotedars that arose at the end of eighteenth century – McqOptions

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1.	Who were Jotedars that arose at the end of eighteenth century in Bengal?
A.	They were landless agricultural labourers.
B.	They were rich peasants.
C.	They were sharecroppers.
D.	They were small landlords appointed by the British Indian Government.
Answer» C. They were sharecroppers.

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