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Charter Act 1853 MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The Charter Act of 1853 reduced the patronage of the Directors by:
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Which of the following was NOT a member of the new Legislative Council established in 1853?
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The Charter Act of 1853 was passed after an inquiry by:
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What was the qualification for the four provincial representatives in the Legislative Council?
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The separation of Bengal's administration from the Governor General of India was intended to:
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Why was the Charter Act of 1853 criticized regarding the Legislative Council?
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The inclusion of the Chief Justice and a puisne judge in the Legislative Council introduced which element?
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The Act of 1853 allowed the Queen to appoint a Law Commission in:
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Who was appointed as the President of the Board of Control in 1853 (during the passing of the Act)?
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The Charter Act of 1853 is significant because it clearly indicated that:
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