Doctrine of lapse

Dalhousie applied the doctrine of lapse on 3 territories

• Jammu and Kashmir,

  Andhra Pradesh and

  Jhansi

• Satara,

  Arunachal pradesh and

  West Bengal

• Satara,

  Jhansi and Nagpur

• Bengal,

  Madhya Pradesh and

  Maharashtra

The annexation of these states caused ___________ resentment among the indian rulers and became a potent factor responsible for outbreak of revolt of _________.

(a)  

The factors responsible for success of the British were:

• Superior military resources of the states

• Naval supremacy of the British

• Inferior economic resources of the Company

• Lack of organised and efficient administration in Indian States

• Lack of organized and efficient administration in British states

The weakness of the Indian states were fully exploited by

• The British

• The East India Company

• The Americans

• The West India Company

Nana Saheb was the adopted son of

• Balaji Bajirao

• Chhatrapati Shivaji

• Peshwa Baji Rao ll

• Ramchandra Pant Amatya

The Nawab of awadh signed ____________ with__________

• the subsidary aliance , wellesly

• the treaty of paris , dalhousie

The british __________ the Nawab from external and _________ invasions

• destroyed , external

• protected , internal

• destroyed , internal

• protected , external

The nawab__________the british and this led to the __________

• had to pay , loss of money for awadh

• didn't pay , war between british and awadh

• got money form , rise of money for awadh

Awadh was a ____________ state.

• populated

• subsidiary

• unsubsidiary

The policy of maladministration would become the cause of the ______________.

• revolt of 1986

• revolt of 1857

• revolt of 1876

• revolt of 1989