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Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms 1919 (Government of India Act 1919) MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms 1919 (Government of India Act 1919) MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Which party formed the ministry in Madras under the Dyarchy system after the 1920 elections?
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The 'Meston Award' determined the contributions to be made by:
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Under the 1919 Act, who had the power to make rules regarding the admission of questions in the Central Legislature?
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The King's Proclamation of 1919, accompanying the Act, announced:
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What was the 'Joint Purse' system in Dyarchy?
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Who was the first Chancellor of the Chamber of Princes (elected by the Princes)?
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Under the 1919 Act, the Governor could dissolve the Legislative Council before its term. The normal term was:
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The reforms of 1919 were essentially a response to the support given by India during:
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The 'Factories' and 'Boilers' were classified under which list of subjects?
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Which university seats were provided for in the Legislative Councils?
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