English DSSSB TGT 2021 (09/10/2021) Shift-I SST
Q1661. Who was crowned as the "King of Awadh" by the rebels of 1857?
A Birjis Qadr
B Shah Alan
C Wajid Ali Shah
D Bahadur Shah
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Correct answer: Birjis Qadr
English DSSSB PGT 2018 (27/07/2018 Shift-I Female) History
Q1662. The Oudh region was annexed by the east Indian company in 1856 due to:
A Doctrine of Lapse
B Subsidiary Alliance
C Forwarding Policy
D Misgovernment
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Correct answer: Misgovernment
English NVS TGT 2022(28/11/2022) SST
Q1663. Lord Dalhousie described, "A cherry that will drop into our mouth one day" for which of the following kingdom?
A Jhansi
B Nagpur
C Sambalpur
D Awadh
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Correct answer: Awadh
English DSSSB TGT 2018 (14/11/2018 Shift-II) SST
Q1664. In 1851, who described Awadh as "a cherry that will drop into our mouth one day"
A Lord William Bentick
B John Macpherson
C Lord Dalhousie
D Richard Wellesley
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Correct answer: Lord Dalhousie
English DSSSB PGT 2018 (05/07/2018 Shift-I Male) History
Q1665. The British East Indian Company could ultimately suppress the 1857 revolt because: ______
A The revolt focussed upon only a few hubs, such as Delhi or Lucknow, and the leaders failed to consolidate across wider areas except through alliance with lesser centres or power-brokers.
B The Company had large numbers of British troops
C Company ships fired cannons on the Indians
D The Company controlled all land routes
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Correct answer: The revolt focussed upon only a few hubs, such as Delhi or Lucknow, and the leaders failed to consolidate across wider areas except through alliance with lesser centres or power-brokers.
English DSSSB PGT 2018 (05/07/2018 Shift-I Male) History
Q1666. Which of the following is NOT true about the revolt of 1857?
A It spread over much of North and Central India.
B Leaders participating in the revolt evoked Mughal forms of governance.
C Leaders participating in revolt instituted command structures on the model of the company's army and administration.
D Leaders participating in revolt established pan-Indian alliances.
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Correct answer: Leaders participating in revolt established pan-Indian alliances.
English DSSSB TGT 2018 15/10/2018 Shift-II SST
Q1667. Which of the following Governor Generals was mocked by the British press for advocating clemency?
A Lord Canning
B Lord Dalhousie
C Lord Dufferin
D Lord ConVogus
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Correct answer: Lord Canning
English DSSSB TGT 2018 (16/10/2018 Shift-III) SST
Q1668. Which East India Company official remarked about the contribution of Indian rulers that these rulers and chiefs "acted as the breakwaters of the storm which would have otherwise swept us in one great wave."
A Lord Disraeli
B Henry John Temple
C John Russell
D Lord Canning
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Correct answer: Lord Canning
English DSSSB TGT 2018 (16/10/2018 Shift-III) SST
Q1669. When did Lord Canning proclaim peace and finally suppress the 1857 revolt?
A 1 July 1858
B 5 July 1858
C 30 June 1858
D 23 June 1858
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Correct answer: 5 July 1858
English DSSSB TGT 2018 15/10/2018 Shift-II SST
Q1670. Whom did the peasants consider as oppressors and also as allies of the British before the Revolt of 1857?
A Indian rulers
B Money Lenders and Rich Indians
C Upper caste people
D Lower cast people
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Correct answer: Money Lenders and Rich Indians
English DSSSB PGT 2014 History
Q1671. Who started the Modern Local Self- Government?
A Lord Irwin
B Lord Ripon
C Lord Curzon
D Lord Auckland
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Correct answer: Lord Ripon
English KVS PGT (18-02-2023 Shift-I) History
Q1672. The island of Bombay was acquired by the English east India company in 1668 from?
A Maratha
B Mughal
C Portuguese
D French
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Correct answer: Portuguese
English NVS TGT 2022(28/11/2022) SST
Q1673. Who was the Kotwal of Delhi before the Revolt of 1857?
A Mahavir Singh
B Tantia Tope
C Gangadhar Nehru
D Jamna Das
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Correct answer: Gangadhar Nehru
English DSSSB TGT 2018 15/10/2018 Shift-II SST
Q1674. Gangadhar Nehru was –––––––.
A Kotwal of Delhi before the revolt of 1857
B Zamindar of Delhi
C Minister of counseling court of Kashmir
D Minister in Independent India.
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Correct answer: Kotwal of Delhi before the revolt of 1857
English DSSSB PGT 2018 (05/07/2018 Shift-I Male) History
Q1675. What is NOT a true statement with regard to the eighteenth century India?
A Towns such as Benares, Pune Lucknow, Hyderabad, Mysore or Jaipur experienced growth in the eighteenth century at the expense of Delhi, Agra, and Lahore.
B Indigenous trade and shipping increased
C By 1800, commercially speaking, the capitals of most successor states were towns without a secure future.
D Traditional towns in India were eclipsed by the dynamism of Calcutta, Madras and Bombay.
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Correct answer: Indigenous trade and shipping increased
English KVS (LDCE) PGT 2022 (History)
Q1676. Which town in Bengal remained a part of French Possessions in Colonial India?
A Chandranagar
B Murshidabad
C Bolpur
D Alipore
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Correct answer: Chandranagar
English DSSSB TGT 2018 (14/11/2018 Shift-II) SST
Q1677. Via which of the following Indian coasts was a vibrant sea trade to the Gulf and Red sea ports operated through the main pre-colonial ports?
A Hoogly in Bengal
B Masulipatnam on Coromandel coast
C Surat on Gujarat coast
D Bombay
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Correct answer: Surat on Gujarat coast
English BPSC TRE 3.0 Re-exam-2024
Q1678. What impact did the railways have on Indian industries during the colonial period?
A Hindered industrial development promoting imports
B Encouraged entrepreneurship in remote areas
C Stimulated industrial growth by providing cheap transportation
D More than one of the above
E None of the above
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Correct answer: More than one of the above
English DSSSB PGT 2015 (Tier-II) History
Q1679. Under whom was the first Railway track laid down?
A Lord Canning
B Lord Dalhousie
C Lord Curzon
D Lord Chelmsford
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Correct answer: Lord Dalhousie
English DSSSB PGT 2014 History
Q1680. The first Railway train in India ran in 1853 from Bombay to
A Thane
B Poona
C Nagpurn
D Ahmedabad
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Correct answer: Thane