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UGC NTA NET History December 2019 Previous Paper


Questions Part 13

Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow:
The revolt of 1857 was much more than a mere product of sepoy discontent. It was in
reality a product of accumulated grievances against the company՚s administration a popular
discontent and hatred against foreign rule. The most important cause was the economic
exploitation, the complete destruction of its traditional economic fabric, the impoverishment
of the vast mass of peasants, artisans and handicraftsmen as also a lrge number of
traditional zamindars and chiefs. As a result of the British land and revenue policies and the
system of Judicial administration, a large number of peasant proprietors lost their land to
traders and money-lenders and found themselves in utter debt.In addition, the common
people were hard hit by corruption even at the lower levels of administration. The complex
judicial system enabled the rich to oppress the poor, and the growing poverty made them
desperate. The middle and upper classes of Indian society suffered by their exclusion from
higher positions in the administration. Displacement of Indian rulers led to the loss of
patronage to the men of arts and culture and also to the religious preachers- pundits and
Maulvis, who plays an important role in spreading discontent against the government.
Besides, Lord Daljousie՚s policy of annexations of native states by applying the ‘Doctrine of
Lapse’ was widely resented. Lastly, the conversion activities by the Christian missionaries
created fear and suspicion among the general public.
Q96 Which one of the following was not one of the causes of the revolt of 1857?
(1) The economic exploitation
(2) Popular discontent and hatred against foreign rule
(3) The faulty judicial system
(4) First Afghan War
Q 97 among the following who adopted the policy of ‘Doctrine of Lapse’ ?
(1) Lord Canning

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(2) Lord Curzon


(3) Lord Dalhousie
(4) Lord Wellesley
Q98 Which one of the following states was not annexed under ‘’ Doctrine of Lapse?
(1) Udaipur
(2) Baghat
(3) Sambalpur
(4) Awadh
Q99 Who among the following considers the revolt of 1857, merely a՚sepoy mutiny?
(1) Eric Stokes
(2) John W Kay
(3) R C Majumdar
(4) S N Sen
Q100 Choose the correct option from the following
(1) Due to various land and revenue policies, Indian peasants become rich.
(2) British land and revenue policies led to the indebtedness of Indian peasants
(3) The judicial system helped the poor to rise against their oppressors
(4) Traditional Zamindars and chiefs were favourably dealt- with by the British

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