From Trade to Territory : The Company Establishes Power

The three powerful Nawabs of Bengal were
(A) Murshid Quli Khan
(B) Ali Vardi Khan
(C) Siraj-ud-Daulah
(D) MirJafar

Two sons of Tipu Sultan were taken as hostages by Cornwall is after the

The Maratha chiefs were held together in a confederacy under the Peshwa. The members were
(A) Scindia (B) Holkar
(C) Bhonsle (D) Gaikwad

Faujdari adalat was

British army was fighting in Burma, Afghanistan, Egypt which required the use of
(A) muskets (B) matchlocks
(C) cawalry (D) infantry

Under Lord Hastings, a new policy was initiated, which was