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Integration of Princely States

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

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Class
Date
1.

'Nizam' was the title given to the ruler of

a)

Hyderabad

b)

Junagarh

c)

Manipur

2.

Find the odd one out:

The Princely States which wanted to remain independent were

Junagarh, Travancore, Hyderabad, Bhopal

a)

Junagarh

b)

Travancore

c)

Hyderabad

d)

Bhopal

3.

An agreement where both the signatories agree to continue unaltered until new arrangements were made is called

a)

Standstill Agreement

b)

Instrument of Accession

c)

Merger Agreement

4.

An agreement where the monarch hands over major Powers to the Union of India/Pakistan, back holding some. Monarch continues as constitutional monarch.

a)

Standstill Agreement

b)

Instrument of Accession

c)

Merger Agreement

5.

An agreement where the Monarch hands over complete control over administration to the Union of India is called

a)

Standstill Agreement

b)

Instrument of Accession

c)

Merger Agreement

6.

Razakars were

a)

Paramilitary forces of the Nizam of Hyderabad

b)

British Indian army of the Deccan

c)

Police force of the Nizam

7.

In the context of Manipur, connect the sequence of events

a. Merger agreement

b. Disagreement between Manipur Congress and other parties over merger

c. Instrument of accession

d. First state in independent India to have state legislative assembly election

a)

c - d - b - a

b)

a - d - c - b

c)

d - a - b - c

8.

Following is a wrong sentence, find the incorrect word:

The Maharaja signed Merger Agreement in September 1949 after consulting the popularly elected Legislative Assembly of Manipur.

a)

After

b)

Elected

c)

Merger Agreement

9.

He is the Iron Man of India

a)

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

b)

Mahatma Gandhi

c)

Jawaharlal Nehru

10.

In the Indian politics, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel is popularly known as NCR, which stand for

a)

‘Nationalist’, ‘Catalyst’ and ‘Realist’

b)

‘Neoliberalist’, ‘Communist’ and ‘Rationalist’

c)

‘Nationalist’, ‘Charismatic’ and ‘Realist’