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Arrange in ascending chronological order :
A. Bengal British India Society
B. East India Association
C. British India Association
D. The Indian Association
E. Madras Native Association

Choose the correct answer from the options given below :

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The correct answer is
A, C, E, B, D

The question requires arranging historical associations related to British India in ascending chronological order based on their founding dates.

Establishing Association Founding Dates

To determine the correct chronological order, we first identify the founding year for each association:

  • A. Bengal British India Society: Founded in 1843.
  • C. British India Association: Founded in 1851.
  • E. Madras Native Association: Founded in 1852.
  • B. East India Association: Founded in 1866.
  • D. The Indian Association: Founded in 1876.

Determining Chronological Order

Arranging these associations by their founding dates in ascending order:

  1. 1843: Bengal British India Society (A)
  2. 1851: British India Association (C)
  3. 1852: Madras Native Association (E)
  4. 1866: East India Association (B)
  5. 1876: The Indian Association (D)

Therefore, the correct ascending chronological order is A, C, E, B, D.

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