History
- Which dynasty ruled over the Maghada after Sunga dynasty?
1. Sathavana 2. Kanva
3. Kourava 4. None
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Who was the Sathavahana king conquered Pataliputra? 1. Pulumavi 2. Yagsri Satha Karni
3. Gouthamiputra Sathakarni 4. Srimukha
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Who was a General of Alexandar?
1. Megathenis 2. Copernicos
3. Mechalangeno 4. Selucus Nikator
RIGHT ANSWER: 4
Who was the physician in the court of Khanishka?
1. Charakha 2. Varahamihira
3. Bydhyanath 4. Vydhya Ratna
RIGHT ANSWER: 1
Vardhaman Mahavir is also called _____
1. Jain 2. Jena
3. Great Teacher 4. Great Preacher
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Who was the wife of Goutham Buddha?
1. Sangha Mithra 2. Vishnavi
3. Maya Devi 4. Yasodhara
RIGHT ANSWER: 4
The main teachings of Buddha are called ________
1. Arya Satyas or Noble 2. Panchavrathas
3. Pancha suthra 4. Saranas
RIGHT ANSWER: 1
According to Siddhartha which of the following is a cause of sorrow?
1. Money 2. divotion
3. Family 4. Desires
The ancient village Amaravathi is in the __________District. Recently Kala Chakra festival was performed here.
1. Krishna 2. Prakasham
3. Nellore 4. Guntur
RIGHT ANSWER: 4
10. Coins are considered as __________ sources. 1. inscriptions 2. Literacy sources
3. Medieval Sources 4. Archaelogical sources
Where in did the stone age man lived? 1. in huts 2. in buildings
3. in caves 4. None
RIGHT ANSWER: 3
When was the Indus Valley Civilizatiion discovered by the Archeologists? 1. 1923 2. 1924
3. 1922 4. 1925
RIGHT ANSWER: 3
Who was the goddess worshipped by the Indus people? 1. Mother Goddess 2. Kali
3. Durga 4. Sita
RIGHT ANSWER: 2
Which of the following metals were not used by the Indus people? 1. Iron 2. Bronze
3. Gold 4. Copper
RIGHT ANSWER: 1
15. Which of the following was not the Aryan language?
1. Hindi 2. Punjabi
3. Tamil 4. Bengali
RIGHT ANSWER: 3
Which was the present name of Persia?
1. Iraq 2. Afghanisthan
3. Quwait 4. Iran
RIGHT ANSWER: 4
The intoxicating drinks consumed by Aryans are __________
1. Grape wine 2. Sara
3. Soma and Sura 4. None
RIGHT ANSWER: 3
Who was the author of Ramayana?
1. Valmiki 2. Veda Vyas
3. Kalidas 4. Pothana
RIGHT ANSWER: 1
Which epic tells us the war between Kauravas and Pandavas?
1. Ramayana 2. Mahabharatha
3. Kurukshetra 4. None
RIGHT ANSWER: 2
By which act Monopoly of East India company was terminated?
1. Pits India Act 1784 2. Charter Act 1793
3. Charter Act 1813 4. Charter Act 1833
RIGHT ANSWER: 3
The book Sri Kalahasthiswara Mahathyam was written by________
1. Peddanna 2. Mukku Thimmanna
3. Tenali Rama Krishna 4. Dhurjati
RIGHT ANSWER: 4
In 1798 Nepoleon attacked
1. Congo 2. Egypt
3. England 4. Holland
RIGHT ANSWER: 2
Who built the Temple of Bruhadiswara at Tanjavore?
1. Raja Raju 2. Rajendrudu
3. Vajayaludu 4. Mahendra Varma
RIGHT ANSWER: 1
The first Military expedition of Jahangir reign was against?
1. Kangra 2. Bengal
3. Mewar 4. Ahamadnagar
RIGHT ANSWER: 3
Which revenue system among the following is also known as Bando Bast System?
1. Dashala 2. Nasaq
3. Kankut 4. Zabti
RIGHT ANSWER: 4
Q. 1. Who was the founder of Mughal Empire ?
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Q. 2. When was Mughal empire founded in India ?
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Q. 3. Who were Mughals ?
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Q. 4. Define the term ‘Mansab’.
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Q. 5. When was Panipat fought ?
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Q. 6. Who won the first battle of Panipat ?
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Q. 7. Who succeeded Babur ?
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Q. 8. Who founded Sur dynasty in India ?
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Q. 9. When was the following battle was fought
(i) Battle of Chausa
(ii) Battle of Kanauj
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Q. 10. Define the term Regent.
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Q. 11. Who declare himself the empire of India after the defeat of Humanyun ?
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Q. 11. Name the Regent of Akbar.
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Q. 12. When did Akbar ascent the throne ?
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Q. 13. When was second battle of Panipat fought ?
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Q. 14. What is the importance of second battle of Panipat ?
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Q. 15. Where was coronation ceremony of Akbar took place ?
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Q. 16. Name any two battle won by Babur in India.
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Q. 17. Who was Salim ?
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Q. 18. Why did Mughal introduce the use of new term ‘Zamindar’ ?
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How did Mughal described the term Zamindars ?
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Q. 19. Who were known as Navratanas ?
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Q. 20. Who wrote Akbarnama ?
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Q. 21. Define the following terms
(i) Dogma
(ii) Bigot
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Q. 22. What was Diwan-e-Khas ?
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Q. 23. What was the greatest dream of Akbar ?
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Q. 24. Which Guru was executed during Jahangir’s reign ?
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SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS
Q. 1. What were the central provinces under the central of the Mughals ?
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Q. 2. What do you know about Mansabdari system ?
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Q. 3. How the land was classified during Mughal empire for the purpose of revenue fixation ?
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Q. 4. Explain Zabti system ?
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Q. 5. According to Abul Fazal, how was the provincial administration carried out ?
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Q. 6. What was the role of the Zamindar in Mughal administration ?
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Q. 7. Who was Guru Arjun Dev ji ? Why was he executed ?
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LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS
Q. 1. Discuss the religious policy of Akbar.
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Q. 2. What do you know about the centre/administration of Mughals ?
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. Akbar was very efficient and powerful emperor. All the power concentrated in his hands. He went on frequent town for inspection of the administration. He ruled with the help of his minister known as council of minister. All the minister appointed, promoted and removed by the emperor himself. Some of the major minister of central administration are :
(i) Wazir (Diwan, Prime minister)
(ii) Mir Baksh (Army chief)
(iii) Qazi (For providing justice)
(iv) Mir Samon (For looked after household)
The emperor was accessible to the people and people could meet him at Diwan-e-Aam in Agra Fort. All his official and minister could meet him in Diwan-e-khas. All matter regarding national importance was discussed there.. Akbar was very liberal and tolerant attitude toward the people of all reigion. He had secular outlook and believed in basic unity of all religions. Some of the major aspects of his religious policy are :
(i) He abolished Jizya, a tax imposed on non-muslims.
(ii) He allowed freedom worship and practice any religion.
(iii) He also removed pilgrimage tax.
(iv) In his administration while choosing mansab he did not discriminate any religion.. Guru Arjun Dev ji was the 5th Sikh Guru. He gave shelter to Prince Khusrau son of Jahangir who had revolted against his father and formed an alliance with Raja Man Singh. Guru ji was summoned to Delhi and asked to pay a large time. On his refusal he was executed.. The Mughal used the term Zamindar to described a inter mediataries, whether they were local headman of the villages or powerful chieftains.
They exercised a great deal of power but their exploitation derived them to rebellion. Sometime the Zimindars and peasants of some caste allied rebellion against mughal authority. Which challenge the mughal authority (empire) in the end of 17th century.. (i) According to provinces were known as subas and each suba was governed by a subedar who carried out both political and military function.
(ii) For the maintenance of peace and order in his province (subas) the subedar was supported by other officers such as bakhshi, sadar, Faujdar, Kotwal etc.. (i) Todar Mal the revenue minister of Akbar carried out a careful survey of crop yield, prices and areas cultivated for a period of ten years.
(ii) On the basis of this survey of this data, the tax was fixed on each crop in cash.
(iii) Each provinces was divided in the revenue circles with its own scheduled of revenue rates for individual crops.
This system of revenue system came to know as Zabat/Zabati system.. During the mughal empire the land was divided into four categories for the purposes of revenue fixation.
(i) Parauti Land
(ii) Chachhar Land
(iii) Banjar Land
(iv) Polaj Land. The term mansabdari refers to an individual who holds a mansab meaning a position or rank. It was the grading system used by Mughal to fix :
(i) Rank
(ii) Salary
(iii) Military responsibilities.
The rank and salaries were determined by numerical value called Zat. They received their salaries as revenue assignment called Jagir.. The central provinces under the centre of the mughals were :
(i) Delhi (ii) Fatehpur Sikri (iii) Agra
Expect these, to run the administration of provinces more smoothly Governor were also appointed.. The 5th Sikh Guru Arjun Dev ji.. He wanted to unity India under his empire, this was his major (greatest) dream. It was a hall of private audience where held private meeting with his officials. (i) Dogma. An interpretation declared as authoritative with the exception that it would be followed without question.
(ii) Bigot. It refers to an individual who is intolerant of another person’s religious belief or culture.. It was written by Abul Fazal.. The nine jewels of Akbar’s court are known as Navratanas. The Mughal used the term Zamindars to described all intermediaries, whether they were local headman of villages or powerful or dominant chieftain.. He was the son of Akbar, who adopted the title of Nur-ud-din-Jahangir which means the title of conquer of world in 1605.. (i) Battle of Panipat.
(ii) Battle of Khauna.. His coronation ceremony took place at Kalanaur in Punjab (in Gurdaspur district).. It marked the beginning of new era in Indian history by re-establishing Mughal empire under the leadership of Akbar. The second battle of Panipat was fought in 1556.. Akbar ascended the throne in 1556 at the age of 13 years.. The name of Akbar’s regent was Bairam Khan.. Sher Shah (Khan) suri defeated him.. The term Regent refers to a person who rules a country on the behalf of the king or queen. (i) Battle of Chausa was fought in 1539.
(ii) Battle of Kanauj was fought in 1540.. The sur dynasty was founded in India by Sher Shah (Khan).. Babur was succeeded by his son Humayun.. Akbar won the first battle of Panipat by defeat Ibrahim Lodi.. The first battle of Panipat was fought in 1526.. The term mansab refers to a rank or position under the Mughal.. They were the descendents of Mangols and the inhabitants of central India.. The Mughal empire was founded in India in 1526.. The founder of Mughal empire was Babur.
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