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Why do you think J.A. Marriott said that famine had disappeared in India in his book in 1932? Address the author's point of view and how that affects his writing.

Sagot :

The answer to your asked question is the following “He thought the famine was over however it was not.” Hope this helps have a good day/night
Ogorwyneidn

The reason why J.A Marriott said that famine had disappeared was due to the fact that the British had built

  • Irrigation systems for farming in India
  • Improved sanitation in the country
  • Means of communications
  • Bridges
  • Railways.

What is famine?

This is a term that is used to refer to a period of hunger and poverty ion a place. Famines most times are caused by the fact that there was drought and agriculture is on a decline.

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