Question

What led to the Anglo-Sikh Wars?

• A. Violation of the Continuous Friendship Pact.
• B. Assasinations by the British.
• C. Disturbance within his army after Raja Ranjith Singh's death.
• D. Power in the hands of local people.

Answer 1

Answer: (A), (C)

The correct options are
A Violation of the Continuous Friendship Pact.
C Disturbance within his army after Raja Ranjith Singh's death.

There were different reasons for the Anglo-Sikh Wars. It began with the turbulence of the Sikh army after Ranjith Singh's death. Then, the British violated the Continuous Friendship Pact they had signed with Ranjith Singh.