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  • Dacca was famous textile centre in eighteenth century. It...
Multiple choice

Dacca was famous textile centre in eighteenth century. It was famous for

  1. Muslin

  2. Calico

  3. Mulmul

  4. Colouring the clothes

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C Correct answer
Explanation

Dacca (Dhaka) was world-renowned in the 18th century for its fine muslin, often referred to as mulmul, which was highly prized by European traders.

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