After 1947, the biggest administrative difficulty in integrating many small hill states was that each had A Same laws everywhere
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Chapter 10: Formation and Administrative Evolution (Set-2)
In the merger process, the first practical step for a hill ruler to join India was signing the A Trade
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After Independence, the main legal method used to bring princely hill states into India was signing which document A Permanent
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Under British paramountcy, a hill ruler’s “internal autonomy” was most limited when internal actions affected A Frontier security matters B
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In many hill princely states, a “subsidiary alliance” type arrangement mainly ensured the ruler accepted A Foreign policy control B
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In hill princely states, British “paramountcy” usually allowed the ruler freedom mainly in A External diplomacy matters B Internal daily
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In a princely hill state under British “paramountcy,” the ruler usually could not freely control A Local festivals rules B
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In many hill states, British control usually worked through rulers by which system A Direct annexation rule B Indirect rule
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A medieval record says the Kangra ruler “submitted but retained his kingdom”; which relationship does this best show A Full
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A hill chief accepts tribute but keeps local courts and officers; this arrangement is best described as A Direct imperial
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