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WHO INITIATED THE POLICY OF "DOCTRINE OF LAPSE"?
LORD HASTINGS
LORD WELLESLEY
LORD DALHOUSIE
ROBERT CLIVE
ON WHAT GROUND AWADH WAS ANNEXED BY THE COMPANY ?
SHORTAGE OF ARMY
FINANCIAL ISSUES
MISGOVERMENT
NONE OF THESE
WHO WAS THE FIRST GOVERNOR GENERAL IN INDIA ?
LORD WELLESLEY
LORD DALHOUSIE
WARREN HASTINGS
NONE OF THESE
WHAT WERE THE ADMINSTRATIVE UNITS CALLED ?
CAPITAL
PRESIDENCIES
RESIDENCE
FORTS
Why is the Battle of Plassey famous in the history of India?
First battle won by English in the Indian soil
5th battle so only
3rd victory
WHO WAS MADE NAWAB OF BENGAL AFTER MIR JAFAR?
SHAH ALAM
BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR
MIR QASIM
AURANGZEB
Which nawab of Bengal was defeated in the battle of Buxar
Mir Jafar
Siraj ud daulah
Mir Qasim
Murshid quli Khan
After which battle did the company appoint residents in Indian states
Battle of Plassey
Battle of Buxar
Battle of awadh
None of these
How many Mysore wars were fought
Two
Four
Three
Five
In which battle was Tipu Sultan defeated
Battle of Buxar
Battle of Plassey
Battle of Awadh
Battle of Seringapatam
Rani chennamma was the ruler of
Bengal
Kitoor
Agra
Delhi
Who implemented the policy of Paramountcy ?
Lord Hastings
Lord Dalhousie
Lord Lytton
Lord Rippon
Competition among the companies resulted in
Reduced profits of companies
Quality of goods increased
Price became low
None of these
What was Farman
A Royal order issued by Aurangzeb
A Royal edict issued by the British
A verdict of rule over Bengal
None of these
Which of these territories were annexed by the doctrine of lapse?
Satara
Udaipur
Mysore
Jhansi
In which year did Robert Clive led the Company's army against Sirajuddaulah at plassey ?
1777
1758
1772
1757
In which part historians have divided Indian history?
Medieval, Modern, Colonial
Ancient, Medieval, Colonial
Ancient, Medieval, Modern
None of these
- Who was the last Viceroy of India?
Lord Irwin
Lord Canning
Lord Harding
Lord Mountbatten
State True & False
The British thought surveys were important for effective administration.
True
False