Question

The act of 1833 concentrated the legislative powers in the hands of ______ ?
A. Parliament
B. Governor general
C. Board of control
D. Crown

Answer 1

Hint:
The Charter Act of 1833 signed the British colonization and the regional property of the company, but was kept in the "trust for their faith" for the service of the Government of India. It ended the activities of the British East India Company as a commercial body and it became purely an administrative body. Special legislative powers were given to the entire British India to the Governor-General of India.

Complete answer:
The 1833 Charter Act was the result of the Industrial Revolution in England, in which it was said that on the basis of 'Licesz Ferry' English had to work as a market for mass production. Thus, the 1833 Charter Act was institutional based on the moderate concept. It was a work of the United Kingdom's parliament which gave East India Company to rule India for 20 years. This Act was legitimated to the British colonization of India and the company's regional properties but was held "in confidence for his Excellency for the service of the Government of India.
- It created the Governor General of Bengal as the Governor General and implied all those citizens and military powers. Thus, the Act for the first time, the Government of India has the right to the British in the entire regional region. Lord William Bantik was the first governor General of India.
- It deprived the governor of Bombay and Madras of their legislative powers. The Governor General of India was given special legislative powers for the entire British India. The laws conducted under the previous acts were called as rules, while the laws made under this Act were called as the Acts.
- It finished the activities of the Eastern India company as a commercial body, which became a purely administrative body. It provides that the company's area in India was in faith for his Excellency, his successor and successor.
- This Act tried to present a system of open competition for the selection of civil servants, and said that Indians should not be left to organize any place, office and employment under the company. However, this provision was rejected after the opposition from the director's court.

Hence, the correct answer is option B.

Note:
This Act allowed the British to the British in the administration of India. It eliminated the commercial activities of the British India company and turned India into British Crown Trustee in the administration.