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    Which battle listed below did not see the participation of the Mughal forces?

    a) Battle of Haldighati

    b) Battle of Buxar

    c) Second Battle of Panipat

    d) Battle of Aliwal

    Option d – Battle of Aliwal

    During the 18th century, how many wars did the British fight against the Mysore rulers?

    a) Two

    b) Six

    c) Three

    d) Four

    Option d – Four

    In which year did Tipu Sultan ascend the throne of Mysore?

    a) 1765

    b) 1782

    c) 1775

    d) 1762

    Option b – 1782

    Tipu Sultan lost his life while defending Seringapatam in which year?

    a) 1799

    b) 1802

    c) 1792

    d) 1794

    Option a – 1799

    Who emerged victorious in the Siege of Arcot in 1751 AD?

    a) French

    b) Dutch

    c) Portuguese

    d) British

    Option d – British

    Maulvi Ahmadullah Shah won against Henry Lawrence in which battle?

    a) Battle of Saragarhi

    b) Battle of Kintoor

    c) Battle of Chinhat

    d) Battle of Najafgarh

    Option c – Battle of Chinhat

    The Battle of Swally (1612) involved the British fighting against which European nation?

    a) Danish

    b) Portuguese

    c) French

    d) Dutch

    Option b – Portuguese

    The Treaty of Alinagar with the British was signed by whom?

    a) Mir Qasim

    b) Siraj-ud-Daula

    c) Alivardi Khan

    d) Mir Jafar

    Option b – Siraj-ud-Daula

    Which European power first came to India solely with the aim of trade?

    a) Dutch

    b) French

    c) British

    d) Portuguese

    Option d – Portuguese

    In 1673, Chandannagar became a French colony with permission from which Bengal Nawab?

    a) Mansur Ali Khan

    b) Murshid Quli Khan

    c) Ibrahim Khan

    d) Mir Zafar

    Option c – Ibrahim Khan

    The Bara Imambara of Lucknow, constructed in 1784, was commissioned by whom?

    a) Jahangir

    b) Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula

    c) Akbar

    d) Nawab Siraj-ud-Daula

    Option b – Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula

    The Danes SET up their settlement in India at which location?

    a) Karaikal

    b) Chinsura

    c) Mahe

    d) Tranquebar

    Option d – Tranquebar

    Arrange these Maratha-British treaties/conventions in chronological order (earliest first): 1. Treaty of Purandar 2. Treaty of Salbai 3. Treaty of Surat 4. Convention of Wadgaon

    a) 4-2-3-1

    b) 4-3-2-1

    c) 1-2-3-4

    d) 1-3-2-4

    Option a – 4-2-3-1

    In which battle did Marthanda Varma of Travancore defeat the Dutch?

    a) Wandiwash

    b) Rakshasi-Tangadi

    c) Colachel

    d) Pullalur

    Option c – Colachel

    The Treaty of Yandabo brought an end to which war?

    a) Second Anglo-Burmese War

    b) First Anglo-Burmese War

    c) Anglo-Kuki War

    d) Anglo-Maratha War

    Option b – First Anglo-Burmese War

    In the 18th century, the term “Dastak” referred to what?

    a) Land document

    b) Signature

    c) Trade permit

    d) Tax on textiles

    Option c – Trade permit

    Which of the following statements is/are correct? 1. The Dutch SET up factories on the east coast on lands given by the Gajapati rulers. 2. Alfonso de Albuquerque seized Goa from the Bijapur Sultanate. 3. The English East India Company founded a factory in Madras on land leased from a Vijayanagara official.

      a) 2 and 3 only

      b) 1 and 2 only

      c) 1, 2 and 3

      d) 1 and 3 only

      Option a – 2 and 3 only

      Which Medieval Gujarat ruler handed over Diu to the Portuguese?

      a) Ahmad Shah

      b) Mahmud Begarha

      c) Bahadur Shah

      d) Muhammad Shah

      Option c – Bahadur Shah

      Which statement(s) below is/are accurate? 1. The Dutch East India Company was founded after the British East India Company. 2. Vasco da Gama landed in Calicut in 1498.

        a) 1 only

        b) 2 only

        c) Neither 1 nor 2

        d) Both 1 and 2

        Option d – Both 1 and 2

        In 1639, the British East India Company built a trading post at which South Indian location?

        a) Cuddalore

        b) Madraspatam

        c) Karwar

        d) Kalahasti

        Option b – Madraspatam

        Which battle is often regarded as laying the groundwork for British rule in India?

        a) Third Battle of Panipat

        b) Battle of Plassey

        c) Battle of Buxar

        d) Revolt of 1857

        Option b – Battle of Plassey

        Under the Treaty of Deogaon (1803), which region came under British control?

        a) Cuttack

        b) Murshidabad

        c) Surat

        d) Calicut

        Option a – Cuttack

        Maize was introduced to India in the 17th century via which route?

        a) Portugal

        b) Africa and Spain

        c) China and Mongolia

        d) Turkey

        Option a – Portugal

        In 1611, the British East India Company SET up a factory at which location?

        a) Madras

        b) Masulipatam

        c) Bombay

        d) Balasore

        Option b – Masulipatam

        Who served as the first Portuguese Viceroy in India?

        a) Duarte de Menezes

        b) Alfonso de Albuquerque

        c) Lopo Soares de Albergaria

        d) Francisco de Almeida

        Option d – Francisco de Almeida

        Which Portuguese author recorded details about trade and society in South India?

        a) Francois Bernier

        b) Niccolao Manucci

        c) Duarte Barbosa

        d) Jean-Baptiste Tavernier

        Option c – Duarte Barbosa

        Vasco da Gama, who discovered the maritime route from Europe to India, was from which nation?

        a) Spain

        b) England

        c) Portugal

        d) Germany

        Option c – Portugal

        Joseph François Dupleix held the position of Governor General in which European East India Company in India?

        a) French

        b) Dutch

        c) Portuguese

        d) English

        Option a – French

        In which year was the Battle of Bedara fought between British forces and the Dutch?

        a) 1759

        b) 1760

        c) 1764

        d) 1772

        Option a – 1759

        The Battle of Plassey (1757) saw the East India Company under Robert Clive face the Nawab of Bengal. Who was the Nawab?

        a) Shah Alam

        b) Mir Qasim

        c) Mir Jafar

        d) Siraj-ud-Daulah

        Option d – Siraj-ud-Daulah

        Which city functioned as the administrative capital of French territories in India?

        a) Tuticorin

        b) Cochin

        c) Panjim

        d) Pondicherry

        Option d – Pondicherry

        After the Battle of Wandiwash, French territories in India were returned through which treaty signed in 1763?

        a) Purandar

        b) Paris

        c) Tordesillas

        d) Surat

        Option b – Paris

        Which battle marked the first major and decisive success of the East India Company in India?

        a) Battle of Sindhuli

        b) First Anglo-Maratha War

        c) Battle of Plassey

        d) Battle of Tiruvannamalai

        Option c – Battle of Plassey

        Which of these foreign travellers is incorrectly matched with their native country?

        a) Marco Polo – Italy

        b) Peter Mundy – China

        c) Ibn Battuta – Morocco

        d) Al-Biruni – Uzbekistan

        Option b – Peter Mundy – China

        Following the death of Alivardi Khan in 1756, who assumed the role of Nawab of Bengal?

        a) Shuja-ud-Daulah

        b) Saadat Ali Khan

        c) Siraj-ud-Daulah

        d) Wazir Ali

        Option c – Siraj-ud-Daulah

        Who was installed as Nawab of Bengal by the British after the Battle of Plassey?

        a) Mir Jafar Ali Khan

        b) Murshid Quli Khan

        c) Mansur Ali Khan

        d) Mir Qasim

        Option b – Murshid Quli Khan

        Which of the following statements is correct? I. Siraj-ud-Daulah succeeded Alivardi Khan as Nawab of Bengal in 1756. II. Robert Clive led the Company’s army against Siraj-ud-Daulah at Plassey in 1757.

        a) Neither I nor II

        b) Only II

        c) Both I and II

        d) Only I

        Option c – Both I and II

        In which year was the Treaty of Amritsar formalized?

        a) 1808

        b) 1809

        c) 1810

        d) 1811

        Option b – 1809

        In 1850, Kashmir was transferred to the Dogra rulers of Jammu under which treaty?

        a) Treaty of Allahabad

        b) Treaty of Sugauli

        c) Treaty of Amritsar

        d) Treaty of Purandar

        Option c – Treaty of Amritsar

        During the 18th century, the Seven Years’ War was fought between Britain and which nation?

        a) Portugal

        b) Germany

        c) France

        d) Spain

        Option c – France

        The Second Anglo-Mysore War concluded with the signing of which treaty?

        a) Treaty of Madras

        b) Treaty of Arcot

        c) Treaty of Mangalore

        d) Treaty of Wandiwash

        Option d – Treaty of Wandiwash

        In which year did the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War take place?

        a) 1796

        b) 1797

        c) 1799

        d) 1800

        Option c – 1799

        Punjab was annexed by the British after defeating the Sikhs in which Anglo-Sikh War and year?

        a) 1839

        b) 1835

        c) 1845

        d) 1849

        Option d – 1849

        Who held the office of Governor General of Bengal during the Third Anglo-Mysore War?

        a) 2nd Earl Cornwallis

        b) John Macpherson

        c) Warren Hastings

        d) John Shore

        Option a – 2nd Earl Cornwallis

        Mir Qasim is linked to which significant battle?

        a) Battle of Buxar

        b) Battle of Kirkee

        c) Battle of Lahore

        d) Battle of Plassey

        Option a – Battle of Buxar

        The Battle of Karnal occurred during the campaign of which ruler?

        a) Nasir Khan

        b) Nadir Shah

        c) Shah Shuja

        d) Ahmad Shah Abdali

        Option b – Nadir Shah

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