The Battle of Plassey was orchestrated by_________

(a)

Wellesley

(b)

Robert Clive

(c)

Dalhousie

(d)

 Curzon

The plunder of India by the East Indian company continued for another _______years.

(a)

100

(b)

150

(c)

190

(d)

200

The changes introduced by the British in ________significantly altered the agrarian relations.

(a)

land tenures

(b)

armed forces

(c)

industries

(d)

financial organisations

__________revolts began to erupt in the early 19th century in India.

(a)

Military

(b)

Sepoy

(c)

Money lenders

(d)

Peasant

Faraizi movement was launched in the parts of_______.

(a)

Eastern Bengal

(b)

Bihar

(c)

Maharashtra

(d)

Gujarat

After the death of Shariatullah, the rebellion was led by his son____________

(a)

Titu mir

(b)

Dudu mian

(c)

Bindrai

(d)

Singhrai

The Wahhabi rebellion originated in and around __________.

(a)

1830

(b)

1832

(c)

1827

(d)

1840

Often the term _________ is misused to refer to isolated groups.

(a)

leaders

(b)

trader

(c)

merchants

(d)

tribes

_________organised a insurrection in 1831-32.

(a)

Kols

(b)

Santhals

(c)

Munda People

(d)

Sepoys

The _________rebellion prompted the British to formulate a policy on Tribal land.

(a)

Kol Revolt

(b)

Santhal

(c)

Munda

(d)

Great

In 1806, the sepoys at___________ mutinied against the new dress code.

(a)

Meerut

(b)

Vellore

(c)

Barrackpore

(d)

Kanpur

On 11 May, 1857 a band of sepoys from ____ marched to the Red fort in Delhi.

(a)

Agra

(b)

Meerut

(c)

Lucknow

(d)

Calcutta

________was the Governor General of Bengal who refused Rani of Jhansi's request to adopt a son.

(a)

Dalhousie

(b)

Curzon

(c)

Rigon

(d)

Canoeing

The_________ Revolt began in 1859 in Bengal.

(a)

Kol

(b)

Tribal

(c)

Indigo

(d)

Santhal

The Indian National Congress was formed in the year__________.

(a)

1858

(b)

1857

(c)

1862

(d)

1885