Q. What symbols did the rebellions use in the revolt of 1857? (a) Rose and Cow (b) Lotus and Bread (c) Rose and Lamp (d) Rose and Bread Ans: (b) Lotus and Bread
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Q. Who was the leader of the revolt of the basis against the British? (a) Birsa Munda (b) Titu Mir (c) Utirot Singh (d) Surendra Sai Ans: (c) Utirot Singh
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Q. Which of the following was the chief organizer of the Revolt of 1857 in Bihar? (a) Nana Sahib (b) Rao Sahib (c) Kunwar Singh (d) Maulavi Ahmadullah Ans: (c) Kunwar Singh Explanation: The chief organizer of the Revolt of 1857 in Bihar was (c) Kunwar Singh. Kunwar Singh, also known as Veer Kunwar Singh,
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Q. What was the main cause of the revolt of Kattabomman? (a) Increase in the land revenue collected from the peasants in his kingdom (b) The attempt of the British to make him accept their suzerainty (c) The frequent interference of the British in his administration (d) British supported the ruler of Arcot against him
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Q. Who of the following refused to allow the adopted son of Lakshmi Bai to succeed to the throne after the death of her husband and subsequently annexed the State? (a) Lord Canning (b) Lord William Bentinck (c) Lord Dalhousie (d) Lord Wellesley Ans: (c) Lord Dalhousie Explanation: The person who refused to allow the
Q. Who among the following leaders of the revolt of 1857 wrote to the French emperor, ‘The acts of injustice and perjury of the English Government blaze on all sides like the rays of the sun’? (a) Nana Sahib (b) Bahadur Shah (c) Tatya Tope (d) Birjis Qadr Ans: (c) Tatya Tope
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Q. Which one of the following rebellions began in 1816 and lasted till 1832? (a) Kol uprising (b) Khasi uprising (c) Mutch rebellion (d) Naikanda rising Ans: (a) Kol uprising Explanation: The rebellion that began in 1816 and lasted until 1832 is (a) Kol uprising. The Kol uprising was a significant rebellion that took place
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Q. Which one of the following events immediately followed the Revolt of the Sepoys in 1857? (a) Santhal insurrection (b) Kuki rebellion (c) Peasant agitation against the indigo planters in Bengal (d) Agitation against reduction of age limits for entry into Civil Services Ans: (c) Peasant agitation against the indigo planters in Bengal Explanation: The
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Q. The Uprising of 1857 was described as the first Indian war of independence by (a) S. N. Sen (b) R. C. Mazumdar (c) B. G. Tilak (d) V. D. Savarkar Ans: (d) V. D. Savarkar Explanation: The Uprising of 1857, also known as the Indian Rebellion of 1857 or the First War of Independence,
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Q. The Nawab of Bengal who transferred the capital from Dhaka to Murshidabad was (a) Mir Qasim (b) Siraj-ud-Daulah (c) Murshid Quli Khan (d) Mir Jafar Ans: (c) Murshid Quli Khan Explanation: The Nawab of Bengal who transferred the capital from Dhaka to Murshidabad was (c) Murshid Quli Khan. Murshid Quli Khan, the first Nawab
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