Decline of Indian Textiles

Q. The Serampore mission resulted in the setting up of ______________

1. printing press in 1818.
2. printing press in 1800.
3. college in 1800.
4. college in 1818

Q. Mention the terms of Lord Wellesley’s Subsidiary Alliance and its effects on the Indian rulers who accepted them. Also, state the advantages it gave the British.

Q. The national flag is required by law to be made of ____ .

1. Khadi
2. Muslin
3. Silk
4. Cotton

Q. The national flag is by law required to be made of ______.

1. jute
2. khadi
3. nylon
4. cotton

Q. The British textile industry declined after the onset of the __________.

1. First World War
2. Sepoy Mutiny
3. None of the above
4. First war of Independence

Q. The Indian national flag is by law required to be made of .

1. silk
2. cotton
3. muslin
4. khadi

Q. by the first decade of the 20thcentury a series of changes affected te pattern of industrialisation in india, explain

Q. What goods did the East India Company trade in when they came to India?

1. Pulses
2. Textiles
3. Diamonds
4. Guns and ammunition

Q. India's first cotton mill was established in Kolkata.

1. True
2. False

Q. The Indian national flag is by law required to be made of .

1. silk
2. cotton
3. muslin
4. khadi

Q. In 1900, India had over 100 cotton mills, many of which were owned by Parsi and _______ businessmen.

1. Marathi
2. Gujarati
3. Odissi
4. Rajasthani

Q. The British textile industry declined after the onset of the __________.

1. First war of Independence
2. First World War
3. Sepoy Mutiny
4. None of the above

Q. Which Mughal emperor handed over the Diwani of Bengal to Robert Clive?

1. Jahangir
2. Shah Alam
3. Jahandar Shah
4. Aurangzeb

Q. The national flag is by law required to be made of ______.

1. jute
2. khadi
3. cotton
4. nylon