The Revolt of 1857 Flashcards

1
Q

announced that the next prince on

succession after on Prince Faqiruddin’s death in 1856, would have to renounce the regal title

A

Lord Canning

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2
Q

passed the General Service Enlistment Act 1856 which decreed that all future recruits to the Bengal Army

A

Lord Canning

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3
Q

would not be given the foreign service allowance (bhatta

A

when serving in Sindh or in Punjab.

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4
Q

refused to use the newly

introduced Enfield rifle

A

The 19th Native Infantry at Berhampur in Feb

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5
Q

the officer-incharge of the magazine at Delhi, offered some resistance

A

Lieutenant Willoughby

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6
Q

a local villager in Pargana Baraut

A

Shah Mal

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7
Q

Rulers who did not participate included

A

Sindhia of Gwalior, the Holkar of Indore, the rulers of

Patiala, Sindh and other Sikh chieftains and the Maharaja of Kashmir.

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8
Q

The Indian War of Independence, 1857

A

V.D. Savarkar

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9
Q

Eighteen Fifty- Seven

A

Dr S.N. Sen

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10
Q

felt the Revolt was a last ditch stand of feudalism against commercial capitalism

A

M.N. Roy

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11
Q

first combined attempt of many classes of people

to challenge a foreign power.

A

S.B. Chaudhuri

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12
Q

martial’ races of

A

Punjab, Nepal,

and north-western frontier

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13
Q

in the main a military outbreak, which was taken advantage of by certain discontented princes and landlords, whose interests had been affected by the new political order

A

Dr K. Datta

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14
Q

The Army Amalgamation Scheme, 1861

A

moved the

Company’s European troops to the services of the Crown

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15
Q

linked-battalion’ scheme

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After 1857 revolt the European troops in India were constantly revamped by periodical visits to England

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16
Q

‘conservative brand of liberalism’, after 1857 revolt as it was called by

A

Thomas

Metcalf

17
Q

Delhi

A

General Bakht Khan

18
Q

Kanpur

A

Nana Saheb

19
Q

Lucknow

A

Begum Hazrat Mahal

20
Q

Bareilly

A

Khan Bahadur

21
Q

Bihar

A

Kunwar Singh

22
Q

Faizabad

A

Maulvi Ahmadullah

23
Q

Baghpat

A

Shah Mal

24
Q

Lieutenant Willoughby, John Nicholson,

Lieutenant Hudson

A

Delhi

25
Q

Sir Hugh Wheeler, Sir Colin Campbell

A

Kanpur

26
Q

Henry Lawrence, Brigadier Inglis, Henry Havelock, James Outram, Sir Colin Campbell

A

Lucknow

27
Q

Sir Hugh Rose

A

Jhansi

28
Q

Colonel James Neill

A

Benaras

29
Q

“Not an organised ‘national’ revolt

A

R.C. Majumdar and S.N. Sen

30
Q

Neither first, nor National War of Independence

A

R.C. Majumdar

31
Q

Elitist in character”

A

Eric Stokes

32
Q

Mere sepoy mutiny

A

Lawrence and Seeley

33
Q

A conflict between civilisation and barbarism

A

T.R. Holmes

34
Q

“A Mohammedan conspiracy making capital of

Hindu grievances

A

James Outram

35
Q

Three phases of the revolt

A

Percival Spear