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Choose the options that were not a part of the Queen Victoria's Proclamation
P: All subjects of the Queen would be treated as equals.
Q: A general pardon to all those who were a part of the 1857 uprising.
R: Policy of non-intervention in social and religious matters.
S: Continue political expansion with the Doctrine of Lapse and Subsidiary Alliance.
- P and Q
- Q and R
- R and S
- Q and S
Revolt 1857
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Q and S
Explanation: The policy of Annexation through Subsidiary Alliance and Doctrine of Lapse were abandoned. Also, a general pardon was granted to all those who had taken part in the war except those who were found guilty of murder of British subjects.
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