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Q. In 1919, the Governor –General in council declared Meghalaya as

a. Backward Tract

b. Excluded Area

  • a. Backward Tract

Q. Meghalaya is rich in

a. Limestone

b. Granite

  • a. Limestone

Q. Government of India Act, 1919 also known as

a. Lord Ripons Reform

b. Montford Reforms Act

  • b. Montford Reforms Act

Q. Under the GOI Act, 1919 the Governor can nominate

a. 15 members in the Legislative Council

b. 20 members in the Legislative Council

  • c. 14 members in the Legislative Council

Q. The Government of India Act, 1935

a. Provides for nominated members by the Governor

b. Did not provide for nominated members by the Governor.

  • b. Did not provide for nominated members by the Governor.

Q. Government of India Act, 1935 was enacted by

a. Parliament of United Kingdom

b. Interim Government of India

  • a. Parliament of United Kingdom

Q. GOI, Act 1935 was repealed in

a. 15th August 1947

b. 1st January 1947

  • c. 26th January 1950

Q. GOI, Act1935 brings changes in regard to

a. . Provincial Autonomy

b. . Diarchy at the centre

  • c. . Both a & b

Q. The British rule in the Lushai Hills was marked by

a. Chin-Lushai Expedition

b. Assam Expedition

  • a. Chin-Lushai Expedition

Q. Traditional Mizo Chief was

a. Democratic ruler

b. Autocratic ruler

  • b. Autocratic ruler

Q. Chief in Mizoram was assisted by

a. Durbur

b. Council of Elders (Upa)

  • b. Council of Elders (Upa)

Q. Fathang is

a. Salt tax

b. Bee tax

  • c. Paddy tax

Q. The Mizo Chief has the right to collect additional quantities of paddy from

a. Ramhual and Zalen

b. Val Upa

  • a. Ramhual and Zalen
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