1. Captain Swing was an imaginary name used for Swing rioters. It symbolised the protest made against the use of threshing machines by rich farmers.

    Captain Swing was an imaginary name used for Swing rioters. It symbolised
    the protest made against the use of threshing machines by rich farmers.

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  2. Opium was produced in Central India and Rajesthan, within princely states which were not under British control.

    Opium was produced in Central India and Rajesthan, within princely states
    which were not under British control.

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  3. Government wanted to produce opium at a cheap rate and sell it at pr-ice to opium agents in Calcutta and then ship to China. This difference between the buying and selling price was the government's opium revenue.

    Government wanted to produce opium at a cheap rate and sell it at pr-ice to
    opium agents in Calcutta and then ship to China. This difference between
    the buying and selling price was the government’s opium revenue.

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  4. They were government opium agents who were advancing the money to the headmen, who in turn gave it to the cultivators. By taking the loan the cultivator was forced to grow opium on specified at'ea of land and hand over the produce to the agents once the crop had been harvested.

    They were government opium agents who were advancing the money to
    the headmen, who in turn gave it to the cultivators. By taking the loan the
    cultivator was forced to grow opium on specified at’ea of land and hand over
    the produce to the agents once the crop had been harvested.

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  5. Opium was primarily known for medical properties and used in minuscule quantities for certain types of medicine.

    Opium was primarily known for medical properties and used in minuscule
    quantities for certain types of medicine.

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