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    B)Both ethical and legalistic terms
    C)Terms of power
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    Answer: Ethical terms
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    B)Wardha Session, 1942.
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    Answer: Wardha Session, 1942.
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    A)1911
    B)1908
    C)1923
    D)1931
    Answer: 1911
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    B)Sindhu
    C)Shatudri
    D)Saraswati
    Answer: Saraswati
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    A)Persian
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    Answer: Persian
  • Q. As per the Act of 1919 which of the following was not a transferred subject?
    A)Museum
    B)Education
    C)Medical Relief
    D)Land Revenue
    Answer: Land Revenue
  • Q. Of the following, in which did Napolenic France suffer final defeat?
    A)Battle of Wagram
    B)Battle of Trafalgar
    C)Battle of Pyramids
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    A)1930
    B)1929
    C)1931
    D)1932
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  • Q. The British colonial policies in India proved most ruinous for Indian
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    B)agriculture
    C)industry
    D)handicrafts
    Answer: handicrafts
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    A)pillars
    B)floral designs
    C)animal figures
    D)yaksha figures
    Answer: animal figures
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    A)Arjan Dev
    B)Tegh Bahadur
    C)Har Gobind
    D)Nanak
    Answer: Tegh Bahadur
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    A)Darius III
    B)Alexander the Great
    C)King Porus
    D)Chandragupta Maurya
    Answer: King Porus
  • Q. After the Kalinga War, Ashoka decided never to wage any war because?
    A)Ashoka felt apologetic about the destruction of men and material on both sides in the war
    B)After the conquest of Kalinga the political unity of Mauryan India had been achieved
    C)He was moved by the violence, slaughter and sufferings to the combatants and noncombatants in the war
    D)Shortly after the war he adopted Buddhism which was opposed to violence
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  • Q. Mahatma Gandhi participated In the Second Round Table conference after
    A)refusing to hold direct talks with the Muslim League
    B)signing the Gandhi-Irwin Pact of March 1931
    C)being permitted by the Congress
    D)receiving assurance that independence was fast coming
    Answer: signing the Gandhi-Irwin Pact of March 1931
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    B)Fat Boy
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    Answer: Fat Man
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