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Charter Act 1853 MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The open competition for Civil Services theoretically opened the doors for:
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The Charter Act of 1853 gave the Governor General the power to veto:
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The legislative business under the Charter Act of 1853 was conducted:
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The Charter Act of 1853 required that the six Crown-nominated Directors must have served in India for at least:
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Which separate office was proposed for Bengal by the Charter Act of 1853 to relieve the Governor General?
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The total strength of the Legislative Council (including the Governor General and Commander-in-Chief) under the 1853 Act was:
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Who was the Governor-General of India when the Charter Act of 1853 was passed?
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Did the Charter Act of 1853 allow Indians to sit in the Legislative Council?
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The Charter Act of 1853 empowered the Court of Directors to create a new Presidency. Which province was later constituted as a Lieutenant-Governorship under this provision?
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Under the Charter Act of 1853, the Law Member became:
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