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Who was the Governor-General of India during the Revolt of 1857?
A. Lord Dalhousie
B. Lord Canning✓ Correct Answer
C. Lord Wellesley
D. Lord Lytton
💡 Solution & Explanation
Lord Canning served as the Governor-General of India during the 1857 revolt and subsequently became the first Viceroy when crown rule was formally established under the Government of India Act 1858. Lord Dalhousie preceded him and formulated the controversial Doctrine of Lapse. Administrative transitions during the British Raj are frequently examined in modern history.
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