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View all1Who introduced the concept of Western education among Muslims in India?2When was the Aligarh Muslim University founded by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan?3The book 'Causes of the Indian Revolt' was written by?4Rowlatt Act came into operation in __________?5The Government of India Act of which year abolished the East India Company's rule in India?6What was the main objective of the Aligarh Movement led by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan?
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Correct Answer: A: Jahangir
Explanation: The correct answer is A: Jahangir. Mughal Emperor Jahangir permitted the English East India Company to reside and build factories in Surat in 1613 following Sir Thomas Roe's petition. This marked the beginning of the British commercial foothold in India that eventually led to colonial rule.
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- Who introduced the concept of Western education among Muslims in India?
- When was the Aligarh Muslim University founded by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan?
- The book 'Causes of the Indian Revolt' was written by?
- Rowlatt Act came into operation in __________?
- The Government of India Act of which year abolished the East India Company's rule in India?
- What was the main objective of the Aligarh Movement led by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan?