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Modern Indian History

Modern Indian History
In which year was the partition of Bengal scrapped?

1911
1931
1923
1908

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Modern Indian History
Lahore was Ranjeet Singh's political capital. Which city was called his religious capital?

Gujranwala
Peshawar
Anandpur Sahib
Amritsar

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Modern Indian History
The Tripartite Treaty between Shah Shuja, Ranjit Singh and the British was signed in which year?

1835
1825
1838
1820

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The Tripartite Treaty was signed in the year 1838. The main purpose of signing this treaty was to become united in tough times. Ranjit Singh did not agree to sign this treaty at first as he realized he will become a dependent ally of the British in Kabul.

Modern Indian History
The 19th Century reawakening in India was confined to the

Upper middle class
Urban Landlords
Rich peasantry
Priestly class

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Modern Indian History
The capital of Tipu Sultan, where he died while fighting the Fourth Anglo-Mysore war in 1799, was

Mysore
Hellebid or Halebid
Seringapatam
Bangalore

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Modern Indian History
Who was the French Governor of Pondicherry who tried to make the French Company as a powerful company?

Godeheu
Thomas Arthur, Comte de Lally
La Bourdonnais
Joseph Francois Dupleix

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