Treaty of Amritsar MCQs – Dogra Rule 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. The Treaty of Amritsar was signed in: (A) 1846 (B) 1799 (C) 1857 (D) 1925 2. The Treaty of Amritsar was signed between the British East India Company and: (A) Mughals (B) Gulab Singh (C) Afghans (D) Sikhs 3. Gulab Singh became ruler of Jammu and Kashmir through: (A) Battle of Panipat (B) Treaty of Amritsar (C) Treaty of Lahore (D) Delhi Agreement 4. The Treaty of Amritsar was concluded after the: (A) Revolt of 1857 (B) Second Anglo-Sikh War (C) Battle of Plassey (D) First Anglo-Sikh War 5. Jammu and Kashmir was sold to Gulab Singh under the treaty for: (A) Trade rights (B) Land grants only (C) 75 lakh rupees (D) No payment 6. The Treaty of Amritsar was signed in which year? (A) 1846 (B) 1799 (C) 1605 (D) 1857 7. The Treaty of Amritsar is associated with the establishment of: (A) Sikh Empire (B) Durrani Empire (C) Mughal Empire (D) Dogra Rule 8. The treaty was signed at: (A) Amritsar (B) Delhi (C) Lahore (D) Kabul 9. The Treaty of Amritsar was signed by the British with Gulab Singh under the authority of: (A) British East India Company (B) French Empire (C) Ottoman Empire (D) Russian Empire 10. The Treaty of Amritsar is linked with the creation of the princely state of: (A) Jammu and Kashmir (B) Punjab (C) Bengal (D) Mysore 11. Gulab Singh originally served under the: (A) Mughal Empire (B) British Empire (C) Sikh Empire (D) Durrani Empire 12. The Treaty of Amritsar was a result of: (A) Anglo-Maratha War (B) Roman conquest (C) Afghan invasion (D) Anglo-Sikh War 13. The British sold Kashmir to Gulab Singh after defeating the: (A) Marathas (B) Sikhs (C) Mughals (D) Afghans 14. The Treaty of Amritsar is an example of: (A) Religious agreement (B) Trade agreement (C) Political land transfer (D) Military alliance only 15. The Treaty of Amritsar made Gulab Singh the: (A) Governor of Punjab (B) Mughal emperor (C) Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir (D) Afghan ruler 16. The Treaty of Amritsar was signed under British Governor-General: (A) Lord Dalhousie (B) Lord Curzon (C) Lord Mountbatten (D) Lord Cornwallis 17. The Treaty of Amritsar is important in history of: (A) Roman Empire (B) Jammu and Kashmir (C) Greek Empire (D) Chinese Empire 18. The payment in Treaty of Amritsar was made to: (A) Afghan ruler (B) Sikh Empire (C) Mughal emperor (D) British Crown only 19. The Treaty of Amritsar transferred Kashmir from Sikh control to: (A) British control (B) Dogra control (C) Afghan control (D) French control 20. The Treaty of Amritsar strengthened the position of: (A) Mughals (B) Marathas (C) Dogra dynasty (D) Afghans 21. The Treaty of Amritsar is linked with which war? (A) Third Anglo-Maratha War (B) Battle of Haldighati (C) First Anglo-Sikh War (D) Battle of Panipat 22. The British policy behind the Treaty of Amritsar was: (A) Sea exploration (B) Religious conversion (C) Expansion through land sale (D) Industrial reform 23. The Treaty of Amritsar made Jammu and Kashmir a: (A) Princely state (B) British colony (C) Republic (D) Mughal province 24. The Treaty of Amritsar is also known for establishing: (A) Mughal revival (B) Sikh independence (C) Afghan Empire (D) Dogra sovereignty 25. The Treaty of Amritsar involved transfer of territory from: (A) Marathas (B) British (C) Sikhs (D) Mughals 26. The Treaty of Amritsar was part of British strategy to: (A) Strengthen Sikh Empire (B) Support Mughal rule (C) End trade (D) Control North India indirectly 27. Gulab Singh was rewarded with Kashmir for his: (A) Loyalty and military support (B) Naval service (C) Trade success (D) Religious leadership 28. The Treaty of Amritsar is signed in the city of: (A) Amritsar (B) Lahore (C) Delhi (D) Srinagar 29. The Treaty of Amritsar is historically significant for: (A) Formation of Mughal Empire (B) Creation of Kashmir princely state (C) Roman expansion (D) Greek democracy 30. The Treaty of Amritsar ultimately led to: (A) Dogra rule in Jammu and Kashmir (B) Sikh revival (C) Mughal restoration (D) Afghan dominance