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History Questions and Answers - Set 3

Q1 :

Which of the following centres related to Indus Valley are situated in Uttar Pradesh?
Select the correct answer from the codes given below :
I. Kalibanga
II. Lothal
III. Alamgirpur
IV. Hulas

A
  

I, II, III, IV

B
  

I, II

C
  

II, III

D
  

III, IV

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Correct Answer: D

III, IV

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Q2 :

Which of the following institutions belonged to foreign trade?

A
  

Sreni

B
  

Nagaram

C
  

Nanadesis

D
  

Manigrama

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Correct Answer: C

Nanadesis

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Q3 :

Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R) :
Assertion (A) : Many Sanskrit works on music were translated into Persian during the medieval period.
Reason (R) : The early Chisti Sufis were fond of musical assemblies called, 'sama'.
Select the correct answer from the codes given below :

A
  

Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

B
  

Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

C
  

(A) is true, but (R)is false

D
  

(A) is false, but (R) is true

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Correct Answer: B

Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

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Q4 :

Which of the following inscriptions gives the information about two Ashwamedha Yojnas performed by the King Pushyamitra Shung?

A
  

Saranath inscription

B
  

Besnagar inscription

C
  

Ayodhya inscription

D
  

Hathigumpha inscription

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Correct Answer: C

Ayodhya inscription

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Q5 :

The term 'chakla' has been used in Medieval Indian History sources. This was—

A
  

Identical to Paragnah

B
  

Identical to Sarkar

C
  

Territorial unit between Subah and Paragnah, but not identical to Sarkar

D
  

None of the above

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Correct Answer: C

Territorial unit between Subah and Paragnah, but not identical to Sarkar

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Q6 :

The Maratha claim of revenue for protection is known by what name?

A
  

Sardesh Mukhi

B
  

Chauth

C
  

Abwab

D
  

Jamadani

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Correct Answer: B

Chauth

Description:

The Maratha Empire in the Indian subcontinent implemented Chauth, a customary tax or tribute, starting from the early 18th century. This annual tax was ostensibly set at 25 percent of revenue or produce.

Q7 :

The mosque-the Khayr-ul-manzil opposite to the Purana Qila in Delhi was constituted by whom?

A
  

Hamida Banu Begum

B
  

Salima Sultan

C
  

Jiji Anga

D
  

Maham Anga

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Correct Answer: D

Maham Anga

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Q8 :

Which of the following pairs(Place and Leadership) is not correctly matched?

A
  

Sambhalpur — Surender Sahi

B
  

Ganjam — Radhakrishna Dandsena

C
  

Kashmir — Gulab Singh

D
  

Lucknow — Liyaqat Ali

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Correct Answer: D

Lucknow — Liyaqat Ali

Description:

Surendra Sai
Having been liberated from Hazaribagh's jail by mutineers, Surendra established himself in Sambalpur's old fort in the middle of September.

Gulab Singh
The founder of the Dogra dynasty, Gulab Singh, passed away on 30 June 1857.

Radhakrishna Dandsena
A notable leader of the Khol Uprising, Radhakrishna Dandsena led Savaras and various local militia clans in opposition to British authorities.

Liyaqat Ali
Maulvi Liaqat Ali, hailing from Village Mahgaon in Pargana Chail of District Prayagraj, authored the song "Peyam-e-Amal."

Q9 :

Which of the following pairs(State and Ruler) is not correctly matched?

A
  

Devgiri — Shankar Dev

B
  

Warangal — Ramchandra Dev

C
  

Hoysal — Veer Ballal

D
  

Madura — Veer Pandya

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Correct Answer: B

Warangal — Ramchandra Dev

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Q10 :

Arrange the following into chronological order and select the correct answer from the codes given below?
I. Muhammad Shah
II. Jahandar Shah
III. Alamgir II
IV. Ahmadshah

A
  

I, III, IV, II

B
  

II, I, IV, III

C
  

III, I, II, IV

D
  

IV, II, III, I

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Correct Answer: B

II, I, IV, III

Description:

Jahandar Shah → 1712-1713 A.D.
Muhammad Shah → 1719-1748 A.D.
Ahmadshah → 1748-1754 A.D.
Alamgir II → 1754-1759 A.D.

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