Indian Socio-Religious Reforms Quiz
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What was the common practice of killing infant girls immediately after birth called?

Female infanticide

What was the name of the custom of burning a widow alive on her husband's funeral pyre?

Sati

Who founded the Brahmo Samaj?

Rammohun Roy

Which act gradually reduced the practice of female infanticide in India?

<p>Bengal Regulation Act of 1795</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who took steps to rid the country of thugs in the 19th century?

<p>Bentinck</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Social Reforms in India

  • The common practice of killing infant girls immediately after birth was called female infanticide.

Custom of Sati

  • Sati was the custom of burning a widow alive on her husband's funeral pyre.

Brahmo Samaj

  • The Brahmo Samaj was founded by Raja Ram Mohan Roy.

Female Infanticide Act

  • The Female Infanticide Act gradually reduced the practice of female infanticide in India.

Thuggee and Dacoity

  • Thugs were rid of in the 19th century by William Sleeman, a British colonial officer.

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Test your knowledge of the significant socio-religious reforms in 19th century India, including the founding of reformist movements and the abolishment of practices like sati and caste discrimination.

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