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MCQs on Civilising the Native, Educating the Nation
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1. The English Education Act was passed
2. The English Education Act was passed
3. What type of school did Tagore want to set up?
4. Who was Charles Wood?
5. Asiatick Researches (Journal) was NOT started by
6. Who was Charles Wood?
7. The Education Act was introduced in the year
8. Study of which of the following was NOT the purpose of setting up Madrasa in Calcutta in 1781?
9. Who set up Asiatic Society of Bengal?
10. Madrasa was set up ip, Calcutta in the year
11. William Jones was a linguist because

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