Class 8 History Chapter 3 Ruling The Countryside Quiz 10 (25 MCQs)

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1. When did the Mughal Emperor appoint the EIC as the diwan of Bengal?
2. The Indigo Commission was set up to enquire into the system of indigo production. Whom did the Commission hold guilty?
3. In which year did the Mughal Emperor appointed the company as the diwan of Bengal.
4. On ..... , the Mughal emperor appointed EIC as the Diwan of Bengal
5. The British forced the Indians to grow
6. Who collected revenue from the peasants under Permanent Settlement?
7. IN 1710, A TERRIBLE FAMINE TOOK PLACE IN WHICH PLACE?
8. What was the main reason for the high demand for Indian indigo?
9. Q4) When Did the Mughal Emperor appointed the East India Company as The Diwan of Bengal?
10. Who was Thomas Munroe?
11. Q8) What is the literal meaning of the Greek word "Indikon" ?
12. "ryotwari system was tried on a small scale by Captain Alexander Read" where was it taken at a small scale?
13. Who first attempted to introduce the Ryotwari system in South India?
14. Which plant was highly in demand among the European market fro dying clothes and fabrics
15. Q1) What is nij and ryoti?
16. Permanent Settlement was introduced by whom?
17. What was the main reason behind the indigo revolt (Blue Rebellion) of 1859?
18. How did company purchase goods in India before 1865?
19. What do you understand by a mahal in the Mahalwari system?
20. Before the Diwani rights the EIC got their income from .....
21. Assertion (A):The Mahalwari system aimed to collect revenue through village communities rather than individual landlords. Reason (R):The British believed that village institutions were strong in North India and could help in efficient tax collection.
22. How much proportion of Indigo was imported from India by Britain in 1810?
23. Under this revenue system fields had to be carefully and separately surveyed before the revenue assessment was made.
24. ) The Demand for indigo increased in late 18 century in Britain because of:
25. Blue rebellion took place in: