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Which of the following is correct regarding the lease of Madras to the English by the local Raja in 1639?

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Important Questions on Modern History

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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 13
The Revolution of 1768 in Bengal refers to
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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 14
Which one of the following was the historical significance of the Battle of Buxar (1764)?
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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 15
During whose tenure was the Treaty of Rawalpindi signed after the Third Afghan War?
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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 16
Which of the following statement is correct?
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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 17
Statement I The Permanent Zamindari Settlement of land created a new class of landlords.
Statement II The new class of landlords became strong political allies of the British and were interested in the continuance of British dominion.
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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 18
Who among the following dropped masterly inactively policy and followed forward policy which resulted in second Afghan War?
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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 19

Match the following

List I LIst II
A. Bhonsle 1. Treaty of Surji Anjangoan
B. Scindhia 2. Treaty of Rajpur Ghat
C. Holkar 3. Treaty of Devgaon
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14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 3 - Modern History>Exercise 2>Q 20
The fortification of Calcutta by the British in 1756 was regarded by the Nawab of Bengal, Siraj-ud-Daulah, as