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of Company rule was the Permanent Settlement, which established the feudal =
zamindari system; in addition, Company policies led to the deindustrialisat=
ion of Bengal's textile industry.[85] The capital amassed by the East India=
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eat Britain, in industries such as textile manufacturing.[86][19] The econo=
mic mismanagement directly led to the Great Bengal famine of 1770, which is=
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hird of the population in the affected region starved to death.[88] Several=
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itumir), as Company rule had displaced the Muslim ruling class from power. =
A conservative Islamic cleric, Haji Shariatullah, sought to overthrow the B=
ritish by propagating Islamic revivalism.[89] Several towns in Bangladesh p=
articipated in the Indian Rebellion of 1857[90] and pledged allegiance to t=
he last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar, who was later exiled to neighbo=
uring Burma.

The challenge posed to company rule by the failed Indian Mutiny led to the =
creation of the British Indian Empire as a crown colony. The British establ=
ished several schools, colleges, and a university in what is now Bangladesh=
. Syed Ahmed Khan and Ram Mohan Roy promoted modern and liberal education i=
n the subcontinent, inspiring the Aligarh movement[91] and the Bengal Renai=
ssance.[92] During the late 19th century, novelists, social reformers and f=
eminists emerged from Muslim Bengali society. Electricity and municipal wat=
er systems were introduced in the 1890s; cinemas opened in many towns durin=
g the early 20th century. East Bengal's plantation economy was important to=
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like the Port of Chittagong.

Bengal had the highest gross domestic product in British India.[93] Bengal =
was one of the first regions in Asia to have a railway. The first railway i=
n what is now Bangladesh began operating in 1862.[94] In comparison, Japan =
saw its first railway in 1872. The main railway companies in the region wer=
e the Eastern Bengal Railway and Assam Bengal Railway. Railways competed wi=
th waterborne transport to become one of the main mediums of transport.[95]


The Bengal Presidency at its greatest extent

Map showing the result of the Partition of Bengal (1905). The western part =
(Bengal) gained parts of Orissa, the eastern part as Eastern Bengal and Ass=
am.
Supported by the Muslim aristocracy, the British government created the pro=
vince of Eastern Bengal and Assam in 1905; the new province received increa=
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