- The rent was paid directly by the peasants to the
- The government gave Pattas to the Ryots.
- The lands were surveyed and assessed before being taxed.
Explanation
The correct option is 1, 2, and 3 because all three statements accurately describe the key features of the Ryotwari Settlement implemented in the 19th century in British India. In this system, the government established a direct revenue collection method from individual farmers (ryots), who were given Pattas (title deeds) acknowledging their rights to the land, thus promoting a sense of ownership. Additionally, lands were surveyed and assessed for taxation, ensuring a systematic approach to revenue collection based on the land's productivity and value. This settlement aimed to improve agricultural output and stabilize revenue for the colonial administration while also reflecting a shift from feudal systems to a more direct form of agrarian governance.
