Tribal Revolts in North-East India

1. Question 1
   • Tirot Singh
   • A Hottie
   • A Garo chief
   • Mr. Scott
2. Question 2
   • Four years
   • Two years
   • One year
   • Five years
3. Question 3
   • Trade restrictions imposed by the British
   • The assimilation policies of the British
   • Territorial disputes with neighboring tribes
   • British construction of a road through their territory
4. Question 4
   • He escaped to Burma
   • He successfully negotiated peace
   • He was killed in battle
   • He surrendered on the promise of his life being spared
5. Question 5
   • The British forces successfully captured Tirot Singh
   • The Khasis launched a raid on Nongkhlaw
   • A peace treaty was signed with the British
   • The Khasis lost their independence
6. Question 6
   • The British forces fortified their military presence
   • The British negotiated a trade agreement
   • The British established a direct rule over the Khasis
   • The British left the region permanently
7. Question 7
   • The Assamese
   • The Garos
   • The Bhots
   • The Singphos
8. Question 8
   • Nagaland tribes
   • Manipuri tribe
   • Tamils
   • Bhots
9. Question 9
   • The presence of British troops made the Khasis powerful.
10. Question 10
    • To drive away the lowland strangers from their country.
11. Question 11
    • To connect Sylhet with the new Burmese areas.
12. Question 12
    • Burning Khasi villages.
13. Question 13
    • They were allies.
14. Question 14
    • To disrupt British activities.
15. Question 15
    • It inspired other tribes to rise against the British.
16. Question 16
    • It was a major challenge to British authority.

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