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18th Century Revolts And Reform History

Q. Which of the following principle propagated by Aligarh school which helped in bringing reforms in Muslims? I. Intolerance to other religions and religious texts II. Quran was the only authoritative work for Islam and all others are secondary. Therefore said belief in only Islam III. Incorporate modern western thought

A. Both I and II

B. Only I

C. Both II and III

D. All the above

Answer

Correct Answer : Both II and III

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Q. Which of the following provisions are included under female infanticide act of 1870? I. Declared female infanticide illegal equivalent to murder II. Parents to register the birth of all babies compulsorily. III. Verification of female children after some years of birth particularly in areas where the custom is still prevalent

A. All the above statement

B. Only I

C. Only II and III

D. Only I and II

Answer

Correct Answer : All the above statement

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Q. Which of the following reasons can be attributed to the success of Ramakrishna mission?

A. Popularized the saying" for our own motherland a junction of both Hinduism and Islam is necessary"

B. Focused mainly on teachings of Upanishads and Vedas

C. Though a religious body never considered itself as a sect of Hinduism

D. Worked for upliftment of depressed classes

Answer

Correct Answer : Though a religious body never considered itself as a sect of Hinduism

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Q. Which of the following reform is the legislative contribution of Raja Rammohan Roy?

A. Indianisation of superior services

B. Abolition of sati

C. Reduction of export duties on Indian goods

D. Abolition of east India company's trading rights

Answer

Correct Answer : Abolition of sati

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Q. Which of the following reformer was associated with Prarthana Samaj?

A. Bhandarkar

B. M. G. Ranade

C. Atmaram Pandurang

D. Chandavarkar

Answer

Correct Answer : Atmaram Pandurang

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Q. Which of the following statement (s) is/are correct related to the provision of the Treaty of Seringapatnam, signed between Tipu and Cornwallis I. Surrender of almost half of Tipu’s territories, which were to be shared among the English, the Nizam and the Marathas. II. Payment of a war indemnity of about Rs.3 crore by Tipu III. Stationing of British resident at Seringapatnam IV. Sending two of his sons by Tipu as hostages to the British camp

A. I, II & IV

B. I & II

C. I & III

D. I, III & IV

Answer

Correct Answer : I & III

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Q. Which of the following statement is not correct about Raja Ram Mohan Roy?

A. He died in Indian in 1833

B. Raja Ram Mohan Roy was born in a well-to-do family in Bengal, probably in 1772

C. He was given the title of Raja by the Mughal Emperor

D. He started the newspaper named "Sambad Kaumudi"

Answer

Correct Answer : He died in Indian in 1833

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Q. Which of the following statement is not correct?

A. Brahmo Sabha forbade idol-worship and discarded meaningless rites and rituals

B. Rajaram Mohan Rai set up Brahmo Sabha in 1828

C. Rajaram Mohan Rai worked to abolish child marriage

D. Sati Pratha was abolished in 1829

Answer

Correct Answer : Rajaram Mohan Rai worked to abolish child marriage

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Q. Which of the following statement regarding Henry Vivian Derozio are correct? I. He is an Anglo-Indian II. Was called first nationalist poet of modern India III. He taught at Hindu college and was later removed because of his radicalism

A. Only I and II

B. Only I

C. Only II and III

D. All the above

Answer

Correct Answer : All the above

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Q. Which of the following statements regarding Ahmadiya Movement is/are correct? I. Founded by Mirza Ghulam Ahmed II. It described itself as standard bearer of Mohammedan Renaissance III. Based itself on the principles of Brahmo Samaj IV. Opposed jihad and worked for spreading western liberal education among Indian Muslims