Trade to Territory

   With the battle of          the British conquest Bengal.

• Plassey

• Mysore

• Buxar

• Maratha

2. The doctrine of Lapse was implemented by   .

• Dalhousie

• Robert Clive

• Warren Hastings

• Lord Canning

A Farman is best described as an order from a King. Aurangzeb issued a Farman to Robert Clive granting the East India Company

• the right to set up factories on the banks of rivers

• the right to fortify settlement

• the right to trade duty free

• the right to fight battles with the other European powers

Three presidencies were established by the British with a Governor General for each. Choose the three presidencies from the given list of options?

• (a) Madras, Calcutta, Delhi

• (b) Madras, Bombay and Calcutta

• (c) Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta

• (d) Madras, Bombay and Delhi

Why is it considered that Delhi could no longer function as an effective center after the death of Aurangzeb?

• (a) Many regional powerful kingdoms emerged in various parts asserting their authority

• (b) Delhi was not considered to be symbolically lucky for the rulers.

• (c) Delhi only represented the Northern part of India, and the Southern Part was left out without any representation

• (d) The trading activities could not function from Delhi

Which were the important spices that were in great demand in the European market?

• (a) Coriander, Fenugreek

• (b) Cumin, Aniseed

• (c) Pepper, Cloves, Cardamom, Cinnamon

• (d) Garlic, Ginger, poppy seeds

In which year did the East India Company acquire a charter as the sole traders with the East from the ruler of England, Queen Elizabeth I?

• (a) 1700

• (b) 1600

• (c) 1750

• (d) 1800

What do you call a business enterprise that makes profit primarily through trade, buying goods cheap and selling them at higher process?

• (a) Exchange

• (b) Non commercial

• (c) Mercantile

• (d) Barter

Rani Channamma was the ruler of

• (a) Bengal
  

• (b) Kitoor
  

• (c) Agra
  

• (d) delhi

Choose the correct answer

• i-c, ii -d, iii-a, iv -b, v - f, vi - e

• i-a, ii -d, iii-c , iv -b, v - f, vi - e

• i-c, ii -e, iii-a, iv -f, v - b, vi - d

• i-d, ii -c, iii-e, iv -b, v - f, vi - a