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Modern Indian History

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In Class 10 General Knowledge under the Indian History chapter, Modern Indian History introduces students to India’s journey from colonial rule to independence and the early shaping of the modern nation. Students learn about significant political, social, and nationalist developments, key leaders and movements, and how these events influenced India’s public life and democratic identity.

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  1. Because railway army was used
  2. Because the secret role of Mir Jafar and Bengal court was decisive
  3. Because Congress organised the battle
  4. Because French rule ended
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  1. Because the Company formed Congress
  2. Because Bengal was partitioned
  3. Because India became independent
  4. Because the Company got the path to Diwani rights
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  1. Power and responsibility were in different hands
  2. Peasants got complete freedom
  3. Company stopped collecting revenue
  4. Nawab ruled Britain
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  1. Granting Indian independence
  2. Bringing legal control and supervision into Company rule
  3. Promoting Swadeshi industry
  4. Making princely states independent
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  1. British government control would increase in political matters
  2. Company would leave India
  3. Indian peasants would run administration
  4. French Parliament would govern India
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  1. Complete ban on Indian languages
  2. Opportunity for missionary activity and British intervention in education
  3. Partition of India
  4. End of Company army
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  1. It strengthened the idea of merit-based administrative recruitment
  2. Company rule ended immediately
  3. Sati returned
  4. Swadeshi Movement began
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  1. Sepoy revolt stopped immediately
  2. British rule got a rural ally class
  3. India became independent
  4. Peasants got Parliament
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  1. Because state revenue demand could directly burden the peasant
  2. Because zamindars got Parliament
  3. Because Salt Law was removed
  4. Because all fields were tax-free
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  1. Total revenue burden could pressure the village community
  2. Maritime trade could end
  3. Company could become Parliament
  4. Independence could come immediately
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  1. He only organised festivals
  2. He was a medium of British supervision and interference
  3. He remitted peasant tax
  4. He ran the Constituent Assembly
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  1. British influence over the Peshwa could weaken Maratha confederacy independence
  2. Indigo cultivation stopped in Bengal
  3. Congress took power
  4. Constitution came into force
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  1. Because it created possibility of an anti-British international alliance
  2. Because Congress became stronger
  3. Because India's Constitution was made
  4. Because Sati was abolished
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  1. It made many ruling families and courtly groups insecure
  2. It gave full independence to all states
  3. It freed the press
  4. It removed salt tax
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  1. Because social reforms and missionary activities also increased suspicion
  2. Because all soldiers had become Christians
  3. Because Congress had ordered it
  4. Because France caused the revolt
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  1. To make princely states supporting pillars of British Raj
  2. To give states to France
  3. To form Congress governments in states
  4. To make states tax-free
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  1. Barriers like cost distance and age limit
  2. Indians got automatic selection
  3. All peasants got jobs
  4. Company rule ended
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  1. Because it recognised equal judicial capacity of Indian judges
  2. Because it partitioned India
  3. Because it increased salt tax
  4. Because it closed the press
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  1. It was an attempt to suppress rising political consciousness in Indian languages
  2. It was a law to promote Indian languages
  3. It was a law for founding universities
  4. It was a law for annexing states
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  1. Colonial aim was to create administrative personnel but new consciousness also grew among Indians
  2. Colonial aim was to free India
  3. Indian impact was only stopping farming
  4. Universities ended the press
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  1. By combining monotheism with opposition to social evils
  2. By giving military training
  3. By making Subsidiary Alliance
  4. By expanding Company trade
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  1. Use of both scriptural reasoning and social humanitarian basis
  2. Use of armed revolt
  3. Inviting foreign army
  4. Annexing princely states
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  1. Caste-based social dominance
  2. Company's maritime trade
  3. Railway administration
  4. Treaties of princely states
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  1. It strengthened the spirit of human service and self-respect
  2. It increased British tax policy
  3. It caused the Battle of Plassey
  4. It partitioned India
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  1. Prioritising modern education and uplift of Muslim society
  2. Preparing for armed war
  3. Running Swadeshi boycott
  4. Becoming Congress president

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