The Aftermath of the Revolt
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What was the impact of the revolt of 1857?
Q. Viceroy was the new title given to the _____.
- Governor General
- Prince
- Prime Minister
- Army General
Q. The British Parliament passed a new act in 1858. What was the objective of this act?
- To transfer power from the East India Company to the British crown.
- To grant pardon to the rebels of 1857.
- To punish the rebels of 1857.
- To send more military troops to India.
Q. How did the British bring about reformation in the Indian society?
- All of the above.
- Laws were passed to stop Sati.
- Education in English language was actively promoted.
- They encouraged widow remarriage.
Q. The British Government took control of India from the hands of the East India Company after the Revolt of 1857.
- True
- False
Q. What was the "Council of India"?
- A council that advised the Secretary of State of India on the affairs of the country.
- A council to advise the king on wars.
- A council in India that reported administrative matters to the British government in London.
- Council consisting of rulers from the Indian princely states.
Q. Who was supposed to be India's Secretary of State?
- Prime Minister
- Viceroy
- Governor General
- A member of the British cabinet
Q. The land and property of Muslims were confiscated on a large scale after the 1857 rebellion. What was the reason behind it?
- The British declared it illegal for Muslims to get inheritance.
- The British believed that the Muslims were responsible for the rebellion.
- The Doctrine of Lapse.
- There were disputes going on in those lands, and the British tried to resolve it by giving all the land owned by Muslims to non-Muslims.