HISTORY MCQS SET 55

HISTORY MCQS SET 55

541) Who was the Governor General to start Civil Service Examination in India?
A) Lord Dalhousie .
B) Lord William Bentinck
C) Lord Ripon
D) Lord Curzon
Answer:  Lord Dalhousie .
   
542) Who founded in London, the Indian Home Rule Society?
A) Lala Hardayal
B) Shyamji Krishna Verma
C) Madan Lai Dhingra
D) Sardar Ajeet Singh
Answer:  Shyamji Krishna Verma
   
543) Who was the founder of Forward Block Party ?
A) Sharat Chandra Bose
B) Subhash C. Bose
C) Lala Laj pat Ray
D) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Answer:  Subhash C. Bose
   
544) Why did the Indians boycott the Simon Commission
A) Because its aim was not to solve the Indian problems
B) Its aim was to divide the Hindus and Muslims
C) All its members were 'British and no representation was given to Indians
D) It was responsible for oppression upon Indians
Answer:  All its members were 'British and no representation was given to Indians
   
545) Who was the Viceroy when in the Delhi Durbar Queen Victoria was honoured by the title of Kaiser-e-Hiift?
A) Lord Curzon
B) Lord Riponi
C) Lord hymn
D) Lord Linlithgo
Answer:  Lord hymn   

546) For which attainments of the following the name of Sir Charles Metcalf is known ?
A) Removal of Press Restrictions
B) Abolition of Sati
C) To abolish child marriage
D) To encourage Judicial Reform
Answer:  Removal of Press Restrictions
   
547) Which subsidiary alliance treaty wins? between the Marathas and Lord Wellesley
A) Purandar Treaty
B) Bassien Treaty
C) Deogaon Treaty
D) Surji Arjun Gaon Treaty
Answer:  Bassien Treaty
   
548) For which reforms Lord Macaulay is known
A) Economic
B) Administrative
C) Educational
D) Religious
Answer:  Educational
   
549) Arrange in correct chronological order.
1. Gandhi Irwin Pact
2. Poona Pact y
3. Second Round Table Conference
4. Communal Electorate
A) 1,3,2,4
B) 3,1,4,2
C) 1,3,4,2
D) 1,2,3,4
Answer:  1,3,4,2
   
550) Which was NOT a reserved subject in the Centre according to 1935 Act ?
A) Foreign Affairs
B) Matters related to Church
C) Security
D) Post and Telegraph
Answer:  Post and Telegraph