Question : The policy of 'Divide and Rule' adopted by the British in India aimed at:

Option 1: Promoting national unity

Option 2: Encouraging communal harmony

Option 3: Creating divisions among Indian communities

Option 4: Strengthening the Indian economy

Question : The deindustrialization during the British colonial period in India led to:

Option 1: Increase in export of Indian goods

Option 2: Growth of Indian handicraft industries

Option 3: Mass unemployment and poverty

Option 4: Development of modern infrastructure

Question : The demand for reservation by Backward Castes in India is primarily aimed at:

Option 1: Increasing foreign investment

Option 2: Promoting religious harmony

Option 3: Achieving social and economic equity

Option 4: Enhancing technological skills

Question : What was a common architectural feature of hill stations established during the colonial period in India?

Option 1: High-rise buildings  

Option 2: Bungalows with sloping roofs  
 

Option 3: Traditional Indian palaces  

Option 4: Skyscrapers  

Question : The decline of the cottage industry in India during the colonial period was primarily due to:

Option 1: The introduction of modern machinery

Option 2: The lack of raw materials

Option 3: The competition from British manufactured goods

Option 4: The decrease in domestic demand