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Charter Act 1853 MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Which new territories had been annexed by the Company prior to the 1853 Act, necessitating better administration?
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The Charter Act of 1853 failed to satisfy the aspirations of Indians because:
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The introduction of the competitive exam for ICS was based on the recommendations of:
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The Charter Act of 1853 is also known as:
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Who was the first Lieutenant Governor of Bengal appointed under the provision of the 1853 Act?
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The salaries of the members of the Board of Control were to be paid by:
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Which event in 1857 hastened the end of the Company rule, which was already signaled by the 1853 Act?
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The Charter Act of 1853 was the outcome of the demand for:
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The creation of a separate Legislative Council is often seen as a concession to:
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The number of Crown nominees in the Court of Directors (6 out of 18) ensured:
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