What were the aims of education declared in the Charter Act 1813___________?
Correct answer: C. All of the following
- A. Promotion of English language and literature in the Subcontinent
- B. Promotion of Christianity
- C. All of the following
- D. Provision of servants for the government
Explanation
The Charter Act of 1813 supported English and Western learning, encouraged missionary activity and Christianity, and aimed to prepare educated personnel for administration. In the framing used by this question, all three are included.
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