Arrival of European Powers in India Part 2
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Question No. 1
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The French East India Company was established in which year?
A.
1660
B.
1672
C.
1668
D.
1664
Question No. 2
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Chandernagore was established by the French in:
A.
1692
B.
1688
C.
1698
D.
1695
Question No. 3
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When did French rule end in India?
A.
1947
B.
1962
C.
1954
D.
1950
Question No. 4
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The Battle of Wandiwash was fought in which year?
A.
1763
B.
1757
C.
1765
D.
1760
Question No. 5
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Which European power was the first to arrive in India?
A.
French
B.
Dutch
C.
English
D.
Portuguese
Question No. 6
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Which European power was the last to establish presence in India?
A.
English
B.
Danish
C.
Dutch
D.
French
Question No. 7
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The Carnatic Wars were fought between which two European powers?
A.
English and French
B.
Dutch and English
C.
Danish and French
D.
Portuguese and Dutch
Question No. 8
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Which European power controlled the spice trade before others?
A.
Dutch
B.
Portuguese
C.
English
D.
French
Question No. 9
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The policy of 'Trade, not Territory' was initially followed by:
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Portuguese
B.
French East India Company
C.
Dutch East India Company
D.
English East India Company
Question No. 10
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Which European trading company was the most successful in India?
A.
French East India Company
B.
English East India Company
C.
Dutch East India Company
D.
Portuguese Estado da India
Question No. 11
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The Treaty of Paris (1763) ended which conflict in India?
A.
Anglo-Maratha Wars
B.
Carnatic Wars
C.
Third Mysore War
D.
Seven Years' War
Question No. 12
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Which European power never established a significant territorial empire in India?
A.
Danish
B.
French
C.
Dutch
D.
Portuguese
Question No. 13
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The system of 'Cartaz' was introduced by which European power?
A.
Portuguese
B.
French
C.
Dutch
D.
English
Question No. 14
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Which Mughal Emperor gave trading rights to the English?
A.
Aurangzeb
B.
Akbar
C.
Shah Jahan
D.
Jahangir
Question No. 15
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The 'Blue Water Policy' was associated with which European power?
A.
English
B.
Dutch
C.
Portuguese
D.
French
Question No. 16
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Which European power established the first printing press in India?
A.
French
B.
English
C.
Dutch
D.
Portuguese
Question No. 17
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The headquarters of the French in India was located at:
A.
Karaikal
B.
Pondicherry
C.
Mahe
D.
Chandernagore
Question No. 18
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Which Dutch Governor captured Cochin from the Portuguese?
A.
Jan van Riebeeck
B.
Cornelis Speelman
C.
Rijckloff van Goens
D.
Pieter van Hoorn
Question No. 19
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The English gained Bombay from the Portuguese as part of dowry of:
A.
Eleanor of Portugal
B.
Catherine of Braganza
C.
Maria of Portugal
D.
Isabella of Portugal
Question No. 20
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Which European power had the shortest presence in India?
A.
Danish
B.
French
C.
Portuguese
D.
Dutch
Question No. 21
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The Regulating Act was passed in which year?
A.
1775
B.
1773
C.
1784
D.
1770
Question No. 22
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Fort St. George was established by the English in:
A.
Surat
B.
Bombay
C.
Calcutta
D.
Madras
Question No. 23
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The Portuguese Inquisition in Goa was established in:
A.
1560
B.
1570
C.
1565
D.
1550
Question No. 24
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Which European company was formed first?
A.
Danish East India Company
B.
French East India Company
C.
English East India Company
D.
Dutch East India Company
Question No. 25
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The Anglo-Dutch rivalry in India was mainly over control of:
A.
Cotton textiles
B.
Saltpetre
C.
Opium trade
D.
Spice trade
Question No. 26
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Which Portuguese Viceroy introduced the policy of religious tolerance in Goa?
A.
Alfonso de Albuquerque
B.
Count of Ega
C.
Francisco de Almeida
D.
Dom Constantino de Bragança
Question No. 27
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The Dutch factory at Pulicat was established primarily for trade in:
A.
Spices
B.
Diamonds
C.
Textiles
D.
Indigo
Question No. 28
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The Battle of Colachel (1741) resulted in defeat of which European power?
A.
Dutch
B.
French
C.
English
D.
Portuguese
Question No. 29
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Which European power introduced the 'subsidiary alliance' system?
A.
Dutch
B.
Portuguese
C.
French
D.
English
Question No. 30
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The Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle (1748) was signed between:
A.
Danish and French
B.
Portuguese and Dutch
C.
English and French
D.
Dutch and English
Question No. 31
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The 'Doctrine of Lapse' was introduced by:
A.
Lord Hastings
B.
Lord Dalhousie
C.
Lord Cornwallis
D.
Lord Wellesley
Question No. 32
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Which European power controlled the maximum territory in India at their peak?
A.
Dutch
B.
Portuguese
C.
English
D.
French
Question No. 33
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The First Anglo-Mysore War was fought during which period?
A.
1799
B.
1790-1792
C.
1780-1784
D.
1767-1769
Question No. 34
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The Permanent Settlement was introduced in Bengal in:
A.
1790
B.
1795
C.
1800
D.
1793
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