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s for your course: Question: The Permanent Settlement of Bengal, while aiming to stabilize revenue, inadvertently created a class of absentee landlords who prioritized rent extraction over agricultural improvement. Which of the following best exemplifies a consequence of this policy that challenged British administrative goals in the long term?
A significant increase in agricultural productivity leading to surplus food grains for export.
A rapid industrialization of Bengal driven by reinvestment of agricultural profits.
The emergence of a powerful peasant class demanding land redistribution and challenging landlord authority.
The consolidation of local power structures that fostered a sense of regional identity resistant to centralized British control.
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The Doctrine of Lapse, a controversial policy of annexation employed by the British East India Company, is often cited as a major catalyst for the 1857 Uprising. Beyond the immediate annexation of states, what was a more profound, underlying conceptual challenge this policy posed to traditional Indian polities that fueled widespread resentment?
It undermined the concept of dynastic legitimacy and the inherent right of rulers to choose their successors.
It directly challenged the religious sanctity of Hindu succession laws.
It promoted a secular legal framework that conflicted with customary practices of adoption.
It established a precedent for universal suffrage, which was incompatible with princely rule.
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The Swadeshi Movement (1905-1908), a response to the Partition of Bengal, extended beyond a mere boycott of British goods. From a strategic historical perspective, what was the most significant *long-term* contribution of the Swadeshi Movement to the Indian nationalist struggle?
It laid the groundwork for mass mobilization and the concept of *satyagraha* by introducing non-violent resistance tactics.
It created a unified national consciousness that transcended regional and religious differences.
It successfully coerced the British government into revoking the Partition of Bengal.
It fostered the development of indigenous industries and a self-reliant economic model.

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