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The education policy of Lord Macaulay (1835) is also known as_________?

Correct answer: C. Bentick Resolution

  • A. Magna Carta
  • B. Charter Act 1813
  • C. Bentick Resolution
  • D. Education Commission

Explanation

Macaulay’s 1835 educational policy was embodied in the Bentick Resolution, issued under Governor-General Lord William Bentinck. The Charter Act of 1813 was an earlier measure that allocated funds for education.

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