Question : How did British accounts of the Revolt of 1857 differ from Indian accounts?
Option 1: British accounts focused on the economic causes, while Indian accounts emphasized religious factors
Option 2: British accounts portrayed the revolt as a mutiny, while Indian accounts viewed it as a war of independence
Option 3: British accounts highlighted the role of women, while Indian accounts ignored it
Option 4: British accounts were written in English, while Indian accounts were in regional languages
Correct Answer: British accounts portrayed the revolt as a mutiny, while Indian accounts viewed it as a war of independence
Solution : Correct Option: 2 Explanation: British accounts of the Revolt of 1857 often portrayed it as a 'mutiny' or a localized rebellion, while Indian accounts tended to view it as a broader war of independence against colonial rule.
Question : The following Bar Graph displays the highest, average and lowest marks obtained in Accounts, Business Studies, Economics and English by students of Class XII in an Examination. The maximum mark for each subject is 100. Study the graph carefully and answer the question that follows: Which of the two Highest Scores is better and by how much? The combined Highest Score of Accounts and Business Studies or the Highest Score of Economics and English taken together.
Option 1: Economics and English by 10
Option 2: Accounts and Business Studies by 9
Option 3: Accounts and Business Studies by 8
Option 4: Economics and English by 8
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