Modern History - MOST IMPORTANT Allahabad HC ARO Previous Year Questions

Black Pepper

Opium

Tea

Textile

($\displaystyle 1$)-(i), ($\displaystyle 2$)-(ii), ($\displaystyle 3$)-(iii), ($\displaystyle 4$)-(iv)

($\displaystyle 1$)-(iii), ($\displaystyle 2$)-(iv), ($\displaystyle 3$)-(i), ($\displaystyle 4$)-(ii)

($\displaystyle 1$)-(iv), ($\displaystyle 2$)-(iii), ($\displaystyle 3$)-(ii), ($\displaystyle 4$)-(i)

($\displaystyle 1$)-(ii), ($\displaystyle 2$)-(iii), ($\displaystyle 3$)-(iv), ($\displaystyle 4$)-(i)

Lord Cornwallis

Warren Hastings

Lord Clive

Sir Thomas Roe

Balaji Vishwanath

Sambhaji

Rajaram

Baji Rao I

Jija Bai

Tara Bai

Kittur Bai

Kanak Bai

Treaty of Konkan

Treaty of Purandar

Treaty of Singhgadh

Treaty of Surat

be the in-charge of the king’s personal security guard

be the in-charge of intelligence/espionage activity

be the master of ceremonies in the royal court

assist the king with his correspondence

Dutch

French

Portuguese

Germans

Ahmed Shah Abdali

Nadir Shah

Hyder Ali

Tipu Sultan

Jahandar Shah

Farrukhsiyar

Muhammad Shah

Shah Alam II

Robert Clive

William Bentinck

Marquess Wellesley

Warren Hastings

Battle of Talikota

Battle of Samugarh

Battle of Buxar

Second Battle of Panipat

Delhi, April $\displaystyle 1810$

Amritsar, April $\displaystyle 1809$

Kashmir, May $\displaystyle 1808$

Agra, May $\displaystyle 1807$

Punjab

Assam

Bengal

Bihar

Abolition of Dyarchy at the centre and establishment of provincial dyarchy

A bicameral legislature

Provincial autonomy

All India Federation

allowed elections to the provincial councils

declared non-cooperation movement illegal

allowed constitution for India

declared political parties in India illegal

$\displaystyle 1757$ to $\displaystyle 1813$

$\displaystyle 1813$ to $\displaystyle 1858$

$\displaystyle 1860$ to $\displaystyle 1947$

$\displaystyle 1813$ to $\displaystyle 1947$

Indian Economy Under British Raj

British Rule and Economic Drain of India

Poverty and Un British Rule in India

Economic Drain and Poverty of India

$\displaystyle 1757$ - $\displaystyle 1813$

$\displaystyle 1813$ - $\displaystyle 1858$

$\displaystyle 1858$ - $\displaystyle 1935$

$\displaystyle 1935$ - $\displaystyle 1947$

Forced recruitment in rural areas

A huge increase in defence expenditure

Rise in taxes and customs duties

Heavy reduction in prices of common goods