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Question-1
_____ was the after effect of Austrian succession war.
(A)
Mysore War
(B)
Carnatic War
(C)
The Battle of Buxar
(D)
The Battle of Plassey
Question-2
The Carnatic wars were fought between ______.
(A)
English and French
(B)
Dutch and French
(C)
Portuguese and French
(D)
Portuguese and Dutch
Question-3
In ancient period bulk of Indian trade was monopolized by the ______________.
(A)
English
(B)
French
(C)
Portuguese
(D)
None of these
Question-4
Portuguese Position in India was consolidated by _________.
(A)
Almeida
(B)
Albuquerque
(C)
Both A and B
(D)
None of these
Question-5
Duplex is a ________ Governor of India.
(A)
Portuguese
(B)
French
(C)
British
(D)
Dutch
Question-6
The Austrian Succession war broke out in ______.
(A)
1700
(B)
1840
(C)
1748
(D)
1756
Question-7
The Dutch were completely vanished from India by ________.
(A)
1658
(B)
1759
(C)
1859
(D)
None of these
Question-8
The British defeated Portuguese at swally in____________.
(A)
1600
(B)
1602
(C)
1612
(D)
1622
Question-9
________ was given as a dowry to Charles II
(A)
Madras
(B)
Bombay
(C)
Delhi
(D)
Culcutta
Question-10
When did Jahangir allowed the British to establish a permanent factory?
(A)
1612
(B)
1613
(C)
1615
(D)
None of these
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