The royal charter was issued by............
  • Vasco da Gama
  • Queen Elizabeth 1
  • Robert Clive
In 1756 siraj-ud-ullah became the Nawab of Bengal
  • True
  • false
Robert Clive introduced the system of dual government in Bengal
  • True
  • False
The Treaty of Mangalore was signed between the English and the marathas
  • True
  • False
Indian in the British army could at the most become a Subedar
  • True
  • False
Which place was founded by Britishers as there summer capital
  • Kolkata
  • shimla
  • surat
Who annexed a part of Sikkim in 1850s
  • lord dalhousie
  • Robert clive
  • lord wellesley
What is the main learning objective (LO) of Lesson 02: British Rule in India?
  • To understand how colonialism impacted India
  • To learn about Indian independence
  • To study the geography of India
  • To memorize British monarchs
What is the definition of a "Sepoy"?
  • An Indian soldier who served in the army of the British East India Company.
  • A ruler sent by a king or queen to govern a colony.
  • A person who leads an empire.
  • A territory controlled by another country.
Who is a "Viceroy"?
  • A ruler or governor sent by a king or queen to rule a colony on their behalf.
  • An Indian soldier in the British East India Company.
  • A person who starts a rebellion.
  • A merchant trading in colonies.
What was the main reason for the uprising called the Sepoy Mutiny in India?
  • Indian distrust of the British
  • British support for Indian rulers
  • Economic prosperity
  • Peaceful negotiations
The Sepoy Mutiny is also known by which other names?
  • First War of Independence and the Great Rebellion
  • The Green Revolution and the Salt March
  • The Quit India Movement and the Non-Cooperation Movement
  • The Battle of Plassey and the Indian Renaissance
Which event led the British Parliament to transfer powers from the East India Company directly to the British government?
  • The signing of the Treaty of Paris
  • The Great Rebellion
  • The American Revolution
  • The Industrial Revolution
During which years did the British Raj rule India directly as a colony?
  • 1800 to 1914
  • 1858 to 1947
  • 1876 to 1901
  • 1757 to 1858
The Great Rebellion influenced Indian nationalism and the British Raj in which of the following ways?
  • It led to India gaining immediate independence and brought a complete end to British rule, marking the transition from colonial control to a self-governing nation.
  • It failed but inspired future movements for Indian nationalism and resulted in direct British rule known as the British Raj.
  • It had no impact on Indian society or British policies.
  • It caused the British to withdraw from all their colonies worldwide. They they only focused their attention on India and its rule.
What was one positive effect of British rule in India?
  • It brought some order
  • It increased Indian traditions
  • It made all Indians wealthy
  • It ended the English school system
Who created a new English school system in India?
  • Queen Victoria
  • Thomas Macaulay
  • The British East India Company
  • Lord Mountbatten
How did inequality and cultural tension affect Indian society under British rule?
  • It fueled Indian nationalism
  • It led to complete peace
  • It increased British loyalty
  • It caused technological advancement
India’s first railroad opened in which year?
  • 1757
  • 1853
  • 1901
  • 1947
What was the initial goal of the Indian National Congress (INC) when it was formed?
  • A share in governing, not independence
  • Immediate independence from Britain
  • Economic reforms only
  • Military resistance against the British
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