In what year did the british raj’s rule end in india?
a. 1857
b. 1885
c. 1913
d. 1947

The correct answer is D. The British Raj's rule in India ended in 1947.

Explanation:

The British Raj was the domain of the British Crown over the Indian subcontinent between 1858 and 1947. The area under British control, which was called "British India", is currently divided between the states of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Burma. The resulting political union was also known as the Indian Empire (after 1876 passports were issued under that name).

This system of government was instituted on June 28, 1858, when after the Sepoy rebellion of 1857, the territorial possessions of the British East India Company were transferred to the Crown, then held by Queen Victoria.

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