Question
Match the following Acts/Policies with the respective
years in which they were put into place.Solution
. Pitt's India Act - This act was passed in 1784. So, Pitt's India Act (A) matches with the year 1784 (1). B. Permanent Settlement of Bengal - The Permanent Settlement, also known as the Permanent Settlement of Bengal, was introduced by Lord Cornwallis in 1793. So, the Permanent Settlement of Bengal (B) matches with the year 1793 (2). C. Introduction of the Subsidiary Alliance System - The Subsidiary Alliance System was introduced by Lord Wellesley, who became Governor-General in 1798. So, the Introduction of the Subsidiary Alliance System (C) matches with the year 1798 (3). D. Abolition of Sati - The practice of Sati was formally abolished by Lord William Bentinck in British India under regulation XVII in the year 1829. So, the Abolition of Sati (D) matches with the year 1829 (4). The correct matches are: A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4.
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