E4 - History - 04 - Study Karnataka

E4 – History – 04

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Which act of the British Parliament gave the East India Company a monopoly over trade with India?

a) Warren Hastings

b) Lord Cornwallis

c) William Bentinck

d) Lord Dalhousie

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Who was the first British governor-general of India appointed by the East India Company?

a) To establish a British colony in India

b) To promote trade with India

c) To spread Christianity in India

d) To explore and map India

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What was the main objective of the East India Company?

a) Henry VIII

b) Elizabeth I

c) James I

d) Charles I

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Which English monarch granted a royal charter to the East India Company?

a) 1498

b) 1600

c) 1757

d) 1857

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When was the British East India Company established?

a) William Bentinck

b) Mark Cubbon

c) Arthur Wellesley

d) Charles Metcalfe

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Which British resident of Mysore was known for his close association with the Wodeyar Dynasty?

a) Bengaluru

b) Mysuru

c) Hyderabad

d) Chennai

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The Wodeyar Dynasty was known for its grand palace in which city?

a) Chamaraja Wodeyar III

b) Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar

c) Raja Wodeyar

d) Krishnaraja Wodeyar III

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Which Wodeyar ruler was the first to adopt the title of “Maharaja”?

a) Warren Hastings

b) Lord Wellesley

c) Lord Cornwallis

d) Lord Canning

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Which British governor-general signed the treaty with Mysore that established the British as the paramount power in the region?

a) Hyderabad

b) Awadh

c) Vijayanagara Empire

d) Maratha Empire

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The Wodeyar Dynasty was involved in a long-standing rivalry with which neighboring state?

a) Raja Wodeyar

b) Chamaraja Wodeyar III

c) Raja Chola

d) Krishnaraja Wodeyar III

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Which ruler of the Wodeyar Dynasty was known for his military campaigns against the Bahmani Sultanate?

a) British East India Company

b) Dutch East India Company

c) Portuguese Empire

d) French East India Company

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The Wodeyar Dynasty was a vassal state of which European power in India?

a) Dance

b) Music

c) Poetry

d) Painting

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The Wodeyar Dynasty was known for its patronage of which art form?

a) Raja Wodeyar

b) Vijayanagara Empire

c) Raja Chola

d) Hoysala Dynasty

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The Wodeyar Dynasty was founded by which ruler?

a) Hyderabad

b) Mysore

c) Awadh

d) Maratha Empire

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The Wodeyar Dynasty ruled which Indian state?

a) Mir Osman Ali Khan

b) Mir Mahboob Ali Khan

c) Mir Akbar Ali Khan

d) Mir Turab Ali Khan

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Which Nizam of the Asaf Jahi dynasty played a key role in the integration of Hyderabad with the Indian Union?

a) Andhra Pradesh

b) Karnataka

c) Tamil Nadu

d) Maharashtra

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The Asaf Jahi dynasty came to an end with the annexation of Hyderabad by which Indian state after independence?

a) Golconda Fort

b) Charminar

c) Falaknuma Palace

d) Qutub Minar

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The Asaf Jahi dynasty was known for its architectural legacy, including which iconic monument in Hyderabad?

a) 18th century

b) 19th century

c) 20th century

d) 21st century

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The Hyderabad State was the largest princely state in India during which period?

a) Koh-i-Noor

b) Darya-i-Noor

c) Nizam-i-Noor

d) Sams-i-Noor

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The Nizams of the Asaf Jahi dynasty were known for their luxurious lifestyle and collection of precious stones, which was called:

a) Music

b) Dance

c) Poetry

d) Painting

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The Asaf Jahi dynasty was known for its patronage of which art form?

a) British East India Company

b) Dutch East India Company

c) Portuguese Empire

d) French East India Company

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The Asaf Jahi dynasty was a vassal state of which European power in India?

a) Aurangzeb

b) Akbar II

c) Shah Alam II

d) Muhammad Shah

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The first Nizam of the Asaf Jahi dynasty was appointed by which Mughal emperor?

a) Hyderabad

b) Awadh

c) Mysore

d) Maratha Empire

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The Asaf Jahi dynasty ruled which Indian state?

a) Mir Qamaruddin Khan

b) Nizam-ul-Mulk

c) Mir Jumla

d) Mirza Raja Jai Singh

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The Asaf Jahi dynasty was founded by which Mughal nobleman?

a) Warren Hastings

b) Lord Wellesley

c) Lord Cornwallis

d) Lord Dalhousie

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