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GS History Modern India
Q.

Which of the following statements are correct about British policies in 19th Century.

1. The Summary Settlement Act 1956 divested power to summarily decide the collection of revenue to the middlemen.

2. Lord Dalhousie introduced General Service Enlistment Act under which the sepoys could be compelled to serve abroad.

3. The Religious Disabilities Act 1856 had done away with the previous ban on Christian converts to from Hinduism in inheriting property.

4. The Charter Act of 1813 allowed missionaries to enter India and carry on with their mission.

Select the correct answer using the code given below

Explanation:
  • The Summary Settlement Act 1956 bypassed the middlemen in collection revenue.
  • Lord Canning introduced General Service Enlistment Act under which the Sepoy could be compelled to serve abroad.
  • Religious and missionary activities of British was perhaps the first ever trace of English people landing in India, which was later to become a prolonged legendary association. However, until the renewal of the Charter Act of 1813, the British East India Company had blocked the entry of missionaries into India.

Thus, Option D is Correct.

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