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Rajasthan Public Service Commission 2016 01/07/2016 College Lecturer Exam ­ History­II Rajasthan Public Service Commission ­ 2016 Ques: 150 Paper : History­II Time: 3 Hours Ques # :1 What were the Cartezes ? 1) Letter of permit issued by Portuguese to the vessels in the Indian Ocean. 2) An ancient city destroyed by the Roman republic. 3) A tax levied by the Portuguese on Indian traders. 4) Large vessels used by Dutches for trading from India. ? कातज᷽ ेस ȅया थे 1) | कये गए आ栆ा प︄ﰂ द महासागर म닼 जहाज拓 को जारﰄहﰂ वाराﰄ लय拓ﰂपतु ग᷽ ा 2) | ाचीन नगरﰄ कया गया एकﰂ टﰃवारा नﰄ रोमन गणतं︄ 3) | रय拓 पर लगाया गया एक करﰂयापाﰃ वारा भारतीयﰄ लय拓ﰂपतु ग᷽ ा 4) यȅु त बड़ े जहाजﰄ वाराﰄ लए डच拓ﰂ यापार केﰃ भारत के साथ Ques # :2 The Subedar of Bengal who gave permission to the French to establish a factory at Chandranagar in 1673 ? 1) Shaista Khan 2) Sarfaraz Khan 3) Murshid Quli Khan 4) Alivardi Khan ?पत क थीﰂथाﰄ नगर म닼 फै ȅटरﰄﰄसय拓 ने 1673 ई म닼 चﰂसﰂबंगाल का सूबेदार िजसक आ栆ा से ︆ां 1) ता खानﰄशाई 2) सरफराज खान 3) शद᷽ कु ल खान ुﰂम 4) अलवद खान Ques # :3 Who was the first Governor of Portugese settlements in India ? 1) Vasco da Gama 2) Francisco de Almeida 3) Albuquerque 4) Numo de Kunha ? तय拓 का पहला गवनर᷽ कौन थाﰄलय拓 क बिﰂभारत म닼 पतु ग᷽ ा 1) ड गामाﰂ कोﰄवा 2) मीडाﰄड अﰂ कोﰄसﰂां︆ 3) बकु क᷽ﰄअ 4) हाﰄ नमु ो द कु Ques # :4 Two statements are given below, one is Assertion(A) and other is Reason( R ) : (A) Mir Kasim shifted his capital from Murshidabad (Bengal) to Munger (Bihar). ( R ) He wanted to have close relationship with Nawab of Awadh. 1) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A. 1/44 01/07/2016 College Lecturer Exam ­ History­II 2) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A. 3) A is true but R is false. 4) R is true but A is false. सम ने अपनी राजधानी कोﰂदए गए है A को कथन R को कारण कहा गया है | (A) मीर काﰂ वﰃनीचे दो वȅय | ध चाहता थाﰄनकट स頄बﰂ कया | (R) वह अवध के नवाब के साथﰂ पतﰂथाﰄ (बहारﰂ) मशु दाबाद (बंगाल) से मुंगेर 1) | या करता हैﰅयाﰃ य है और R, A क सहﰃA और R दोन拓 स 2) | या नहं करता हैﰅयाﰃ य है और R, A क सहﰃA और R दोन拓 स 3) | य हैﰃय है और R असﰃA स 4) | य हैﰃय है और A असﰃR स Ques # :5 Immediate cause of Second Anglo ­ Mysore war was : 1) Haidar Ali's attack on Karnataka. 2) British occupation of Mahe. 3) British control over Northern Circar. 4) Haider Ali's attack on Travancore. : लक कारण थाﰂकाﰃका ता ुﰅआ쀃ं ल­मैसरू य 1) हैदर अल का कना᷽टक पर आ︆मण 2) ज़ाﰃटश कﰂﰄﰂ माहे पर 3) नयं︄णﰂ टशﰂﰄﰂ तर सरकार परﰃउ 4) ︄ावनकोर पर हैदर अल का आ︆मण Ques # :6 Arrange the following Awadh Nawabs chronologically in ascending order : i. Asaf ud daula ii. Sa'adat Ali Khan II iii. Mirza Wazir Ali iv. Gazi ud din 1) iii, i, ii & iv 2) i, iii, ii & iv 3) iii, ii, i & iv 4) i, ii, iii & iv दौला ii.सादत ﰄथत किजये i. आसफ उﰄयविﰃ खत अवध के नवाब拓 को काल ︆मानसु ार आरोह ︆म म닼ﰂलﰂन頄नﰂ दन ﰄमज़ा᷽ वजीर अल iv. गाजी उﰂ .अल खान II iii 1) iii, i, ii & iv 2) i, iii, ii & iv 3) iii, ii, i & iv 4) i, ii, iii & iv Ques # :7 1) A­iii, B­i, C­iv, D­ii 2) A­ii, B­i, C­iv, D­iii 3) A­i, B­ii, C­iv, D­iii 4) A­i, B­ii, C­ii, D­iv 2/44 01/07/2016 College Lecturer Exam ­ History­II 1) A­iii, B­i, C­iv, D­ii 2) A­ii, B­i, C­iv, D­iii 3) A­i, B­ii, C­iv, D­iii 4) A­i, B­ii, C­ii, D­iv Ques # :8 Which of the following statements is correct about the provision of Treaty of Salbai (1782) ? 1) Salsette and Elephanta were to remain with the Britishers. 2) Raghoba was given English contingent of 2500 men. 3) Broach was to be handed over to Sindhia. 4) Peshwa would expel all foreigners from his service. ? य हैﰃखत म닼 से कौनसा कथन सﰂलﰂन頄नﰂ ावधान拓 के बारे म닼ﰄ ध (1782) केﰂसालाबाई क सं 1) | लफ닼टा अं鐅ेजो के पास रहेﰂसेट और एﰄस 2) | यीय टुकड़ी द गईﰄराघोबा को अ鐅ं ेजी सेना क 2500 सद 3) | दया जाना थाﰂ धया को ंﰂसﰂ भड拓च 4) | सत करेगाﰂकाﰃनﰂ शय拓 कोﰂवदेﰂ तﰄपेशवा अपनी सेवा म닼 से सम Ques # :9 Who murdered Siraj ud daula after the battle of Plassy? 1) Robert Clive 2) Miran 3) Mir Jafar 4) Shaukat Jung ? कसने कﰂ याﰃौला क ह ुﰄसराजﰂ के बाद ुﰅलासी के यﰃ 1) रॉबट᷽ ȅलाईव 2) मीरान 3) मीर ज़ाफर 4) शौकत जंग Ques # :10 Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched? 1) Ezhava Movement ­ E. Ramaswami Naiker 2) Justice Movement ­ Shri Narayan Guru 3) Self ­ respect Movement ­ C.M. Mudliar 4) Nair Movement ­ C.V. Raman Pillai ? लत हैﰂखत म닼 से कौन सा यु쀃म सह सुमेﰂलﰂन頄नﰂ 1) वामी नायकरﰄदोलन ­ ई वी रामाﰄइझावा आ 2) ﰄदोलन ­ ꈅीनारायण गुﰄटस आﰄजि 3) लयारﰂ ुﰄदोलन ­ सी एस मﰄम स頄मान आﰃआ 4) लईﰄपﰂ दोलन ­ सी वी रमनﰄनायर आ 3/44 01/07/2016 College Lecturer Exam ­ History­II Ques # :11 Thecharter Act which allowed Christian missionaries to spread their religious ideas in India : 1) Charter Act of 1793 2) Charter Act of 1813 3) Charter Act of 1833 4) Charter Act of 1853 : त दﰂचार क अनुमﰄ वचार केﰂ मक᷽ﰂरयो को भारत म닼 उनके धाﰂमशनﰂ चाट᷽र एȅट, िजसने ईसाई 1) का चाट᷽र एȅट 1793 2) का चाट᷽र एȅट 1813 3) का चाट᷽र एȅट 1833 4) का चाट᷽र एȅट 1853 Ques # :12 What is the correct chronological sequence of the following rebellions? 1. Rebellion of the Bundelas of Jabalpur. 2. Rebellion of the Poligars of Tamilnadu. 3. Rebellion of Velu Thampi. 4. Rebellion of the Poligars of Tamilnadu. 1) B, C, D, A 2) D, B, A, C 3) C, A, B, D 4) A, B, C, D ोहﰄवﰂ कसान拓 काﰂ ोह B. मसै ूर केﰄवﰂ ोह拓 का सह कालान︆ु म ȅया है ? A. जबलपरु के बंदु ेल拓 काﰄवﰂ खतﰂलﰂन頄नﰂ ोहﰄवﰂ मलनाडु के पोलगर拓 काﰂोह D. तﰄवﰂ C. वेल ु थ頄पी का 1) B, C, D, A 2) D, B, A, C 3) C, A, B, D 4) A, B, C, D Ques # :13 Which of the following Acts is called 'Gagging Act'. 1) Rowlett Act, 1919 2) Vernacular Press Act, 1878 3) The Indian Press (Emergency Powers) Act, 1931 4) The Calcutta Corporation Act, 1899 ? गगं एȅट के नाम से जाना जाता हैﰂनयम गैﰂधﰂखत म닼 कौनसा अﰂलﰂन頄नﰂ 1) रोलेट एȅट 1919 2) स एȅट 1878ेﰄ वना᷽ȅयलू र 3) स (संकट कालन शिȅतयाँ) एȅट 1931ेﰄ डयनﰂद इं 4) ता कारपोरेशन एȅट 1899ﰃकलक Ques # :14 Match the following : Officers Land Revenue System A. Thomas Law i. Permanent Settlement B. Alexander Reed ii. Ryotwari Settlement C. H.E. Goldsmid iii. Mahalwari Settlement D. Holt Mackenzie iv. Bombay Plan 1) A­iii, B­i, C­iv, D­ii 2) A­i, B­ii, C­iv, D­iii 3) A­ii, B­i, C­iv, D­iii 4) A­i, B­ii, C­iii, D­iv 4/44 01/07/2016 College Lecturer Exam ­ History­II यातवाड़ीﰄत B. एलेȅज닼डर रड ii. रैﰄथाई बंदोबﰄ .णाल A. थॉमस लॉ iﰄ वﰄधकार भ ू राजﰂलत किजये : अﰂे समु ट मकै 닼जी iv. बॉ頄बे योजनाﰄत D. हॉﰄमड iii. महालवाडी बंदोबﰄडिﰄत C. एच. ई. गोﰄबंदोब 1) A­iii, B­i, C­iv, D­ii 2) A­i, B­ii, C­iv, D­iii 3) A­ii, B­i, C­iv, D­iii 4) A­i, B­ii, C­iii, D­iv Ques # :15 Read the given statements: (A). Revenue surplus of Bengal, which was used by the company to buy goods for export, was known as 'investment'. (R). The inflow of bullion from Europe ceased altogether after 1765 AD. In the context of the above statements, choose answer : 1) Both A and R are true. 2) Only A is true. 3) Only R is true. 4) Both A and R are false. युȅत बंगाल काﰄ लए सामान खरदने हेतुﰂ नया᷽त' केﰂ' वाराﰄ ढये : (A).
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