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Question-1
Who was very loyal to the British ?
(A)
Haidar Ali
(B)
Ranjit Singh
(C)
Wajid Ali Shah
(D)
Moin Ali Khan
Question-2
The Marathas lacked an efficient administration, financial system and
(A)
Trained army
(B)
Unity
(C)
Fighting spirit
(D)
Royal lineage
Question-3
Who was the youngest son of Ranjit Singh?
(A)
Dilip Singh
(B)
Dalip Singh
(C)
Rajeev Singh
(D)
Ranbeer Singh
Question-4
Who were the strongest power after the downfall of the Mughals?
(A)
Marathas
(B)
Guptas
(C)
Nizam of Hyderabad
(D)
Travancore kings
Question-5
The English's actions in India could be studied properly only in the light of events happening in
(A)
Africa and Asia
(B)
Asia and Europe
(C)
Asia and America
(D)
Europe and America
Question-6
The Indian armies were generally indisciplined, untrained and lacked
(A)
Money
(B)
Loyalty
(C)
National spirit
(D)
Strength
Question-7
The different rulers in India never thought with a national perspective and the Indian soldiers never showed any dislike for
(A)
Joining Pakistan army
(B)
Joining the British army
(C)
Joining the Dutch army
(D)
Joining the French Army
Question-8
From 1848-1856 who was the Governor General of India?
(A)
Lord Hardige
(B)
Lord Dalhousie
(C)
Lord Amherst
(D)
Lord Ellen borough
Question-9
The ___________ between the Beas and Suttej rivers was annexed by the British after the first Sikh war.
(A)
Jalandhar Doab
(B)
Ludhiana
(C)
Patiala
(D)
Amritsar
Question-10
Which among the following was the first step leading to the annexation of Punjab ?
(A)
Treaty of Lahore
(B)
Treaty of Darjeeling
(C)
Treaty of Shimla
(D)
Treaty of Ludhiana
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