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Which state was among the earliest to accept the Subsidiary Alliance?
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The Nizam of Hyderabad accepted the Subsidiary Alliance in 1798, becoming a model case for the policy.
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What was a core requirement of the Subsidiary Alliance for Indian rulers?
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Under Subsidiary Alliance, Indian rulers had to maintain British troops in their territory and pay for their upkeep.
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Who is credited with introducing the Subsidiary Alliance system in India?
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Lord Wellesley (Governor-General 1798–1805) introduced the Subsidiary Alliance to extend British influence without direct annexation.
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The Battle of Plassey is considered a turning point in Indian history mainly because:
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Plassey gave the East India Company political control, beginning British colonial rule.
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Which British-held fort was initially captured by Siraj ud-Daulah before the battle?
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Siraj captured Fort William in 1756, sparking the chain of events leading to Plassey.
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What happened to Siraj ud-Daulah after the Battle of Plassey?
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Siraj was captured and killed by Mir Jafar's supporters while attempting to escape.
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Which British officer negotiated with the Indian conspirators before Plassey?
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William Watts acted as the key negotiator with Mir Jafar and Bengali elites.
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The defeat of Siraj ud-Daulah at Plassey is often attributed to:
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Mir Jafar and other commanders betrayed the Nawab, ensuring British victory.
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What key economic benefit did the British gain after Plassey?
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The Company obtained Diwani rights in 1765, rooted in its victory at Plassey.
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Which resource-rich province did the British gain access to after Plassey?
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Bengal was one of the wealthiest provinces, crucial for British expansion.
