Question

What were the major motives of British that led to the Anglo-Sikh war?

• A. The British were worried about foreign invasion.
• B. They wanted to establish company rule in the North West.
• C. The British wanted direct control over the Sikh empire in the North East.
• D. All of the above.

Answer 1

The correct option is D All of the above.

Control over Punjab, Sindh, and Afghan territories was very important for the British to prevent foreign invaders from attacking the Indian subcontinent.