Question 3. Madras, among the British population, was known as _________ (a) Fort William (b) Fort Saint George (c) Fort Augustus (d) All of these Answer
among the British population, was known as Fort Saint George. Explanation: Madras was the collective name for the original Fort St. George settlement, "White Town," and "Black Town." During the late 17th century, both plague and genocidal warfare drastically reduced the colony's population.
Madras, among the British population, was known as Fort Saint George. Explanation: Madras was the collective name for the original Fort St. George settlement, "White Town," and "Black Town." During the late 17th century, both plague and genocidal warfare drastically reduced the colony's population.
