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i.How was the Indian handicraft indrustry affected by the policies of the British?
ii.State Two features of the General Service Enlistment Act of 1856.
iii.Under what pretext did the British annex Awadh?Why did the annexation of Awadh anger the soldiers?
iv.What were the apprehensions of the of the people of India about the introductin of railways?
v.What was the immediate cause of the First war of Independence of 1857?
vi.Where did the First War of Independence start?
vii.Mention any two centers of the First War of Independence.
viii.Mention any two leaders of the First war of Independence.
ix.List two steps taken by lord Canning to suppress the First war of Independence.
x.Name the act that transferred the government of India from the East India Company to the British Crown.
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Q1.
Ans. The British Rule used India as both as a source of cheap raw material as well as easily accessible market for their well finished products. Thereby, they imposed heavy tariffs on India's export of handicraft products, while allowed free export of India's raw material to Britain, and free import of British products to India.
Q2
Ans. The general service enlistment act of 1856 provided that all the sepoys of the Bengal army should be ready for service anywhere within or outside India. The Bengal army mainly consisted of the soldiers of high caste like Brahmin and Rajputs. Under the provisions of the Act, they could be sent overseas and Sea Voyage was against the accepted belief of a Brahmin. So, the Indian troops considered the act as a disregard to their feeling.
Q3.
Ans. 1. As the East India Company expanded its control, many Indian rulers were discontented with the policies of the company.
2. Awadh was annexed on the basis of misgovernance.
Q4.
Ans. Introduction of railways was regarded as an attempt to interfere with the caste rules because Brahmins and untouchables had to sit in the same compartment.
Q.5
Ans. The En-field rifle could be operated only once the cartridge is bitten off but the reason why Sepoy resisted was the grease was made of pig meatFew of the Sepoy who were posted in Afghan war were supposed to eat whatever came along and once the Sepoy s were back from the war, their families have seen them as an outcast. Here being a Sepoy was considered the most prestigious job back then but the same reason is causing them the humiliation.One more belief of Indians was that crossing the sea was seen as inauspicious but around 1857 any Sepoy who worked under British should cross the sea if required. Crossing the sea meant loss of caste (Sepoy were posted to Burma for which they had to cross the sea)
Q6.
Ans. The first war of Independence was started by Mangal Pandey in Central India.
Q7.
Ans. Jhansi, Awadh, Delhi
Q8.
Ans. Rani Jhansi Laxmi Bai, Mangal Pandey, Bahadur Shah,Tatya Tope
Q9.
Ans. In 1856, Lord Canning announced that after the death of Bahadur Shah his successors would not be allowed to use the imperial titles and dignities with their names, this announcement affected adversely the Mughal Dynasty in India.
Q10.
Ans. Government of India Act, 1919
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Ans. The British Rule used India as both as a source of cheap raw material as well as easily accessible market for their well finished products. Thereby, they imposed heavy tariffs on India's export of handicraft products, while allowed free export of India's raw material to Britain, and free import of British products to India.
Q2
Ans. The general service enlistment act of 1856 provided that all the sepoys of the Bengal army should be ready for service anywhere within or outside India. The Bengal army mainly consisted of the soldiers of high caste like Brahmin and Rajputs. Under the provisions of the Act, they could be sent overseas and Sea Voyage was against the accepted belief of a Brahmin. So, the Indian troops considered the act as a disregard to their feeling.
Q3.
Ans. 1. As the East India Company expanded its control, many Indian rulers were discontented with the policies of the company.
2. Awadh was annexed on the basis of misgovernance.
Q4.
Ans. Introduction of railways was regarded as an attempt to interfere with the caste rules because Brahmins and untouchables had to sit in the same compartment.
Q.5
Ans. The En-field rifle could be operated only once the cartridge is bitten off but the reason why Sepoy resisted was the grease was made of pig meatFew of the Sepoy who were posted in Afghan war were supposed to eat whatever came along and once the Sepoy s were back from the war, their families have seen them as an outcast. Here being a Sepoy was considered the most prestigious job back then but the same reason is causing them the humiliation.One more belief of Indians was that crossing the sea was seen as inauspicious but around 1857 any Sepoy who worked under British should cross the sea if required. Crossing the sea meant loss of caste (Sepoy were posted to Burma for which they had to cross the sea)
Q6.
Ans. The first war of Independence was started by Mangal Pandey in Central India.
Q7.
Ans. Jhansi, Awadh, Delhi
Q8.
Ans. Rani Jhansi Laxmi Bai, Mangal Pandey, Bahadur Shah,Tatya Tope
Q9.
Ans. In 1856, Lord Canning announced that after the death of Bahadur Shah his successors would not be allowed to use the imperial titles and dignities with their names, this announcement affected adversely the Mughal Dynasty in India.
Q10.
Ans. Government of India Act, 1919
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. The British Rule used India as both as a source of cheap raw material as well as easily accessible market for their well finished products. Thereby, they imposed heavy tariffs on India's export of handicraft products, while allowed free export of India's raw material to Britain, and free import of British products to India.
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