Match the columns:

Matrix:

                     Column I                                  Column II

a)      Diwani
b)      Tiger of Mysore
c)      Faujdari Adalat
d)      Rani Chennamma
e)      Sipahi
f)       Vasco-da-Gama
g)      Training in archery
i)    Tipu Sultan
ii)   Right to collect land revenue
iii) Sepoy
iv) Criminal Court
v)   Led an anti-British movement in Kitoor
vi) Teerandazi
vii) Portuguese Traveller

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a-i; b-ii; c-iii; d-iv; e-v; f-vi; g-vii

a-iii; b-ii; c-iv; d-i; e-vii; f-vi; g-v

a-ii; b-i; c-iv; d-v; e-iii; f-vii; g-vi

a-vii; b-vi; c-v; d-iv; e-iii; f-ii; g-i

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Detailed Solution

Diwani:
Diwani means the right to collect land revenue. The Diwani of Bengal was granted to the British by the Mughal emperor.
Tiger of Mysore:
Tipu Sultan was known as the Tiger of Mysore as he defended his state strongly against external threats.
Faujdari Adalat:
Faujdari Adalat refers to the Criminal court established by the British after 1772 in each district.
Rani Channmma:
Rani Channmma was the ruler of Kittur. When Britsh tried to expand themselves, she led an anti-British movement. She was arrested in 1824.
Sipahi:
The East India Company began to recruit natives into the army and regarded them as sepoys. The term Sepoy is derived from the Indian word Sipahi which means soldier.
Vasco-Da-Gama:
Vasco da Gama was a Portuguese traveller. He is credited to have discovered India through sea routes.
Training in Archery:
The British trained the soldiers in archery. The Indian word for archery is Teerandazi.

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