________ mentions Balban's campaigns in the regions surrounding Delhi and in the doab.

1. Ghor

2. Slave dynast

3. Mamluk

4. Barani

Buddhism and Jainism had a strong presence in _________

1. Puranic school

2. South India

3. Vedic ideas

4. Sea-borne trade

_______ treaty brought the first Anglo-Maratha War to an end.

1. Treaty of Madras

2. Treaty of Pune

3. Treaty of Salbai

4. Treaty of Bassein

The bull, Siva's mount, was the symbol of ___________.

1. The Rashtrakutas

2. wild boar

3. the Pallavas

4. karana

__________ constructed the Golkonda Fort.

1. Raja Krishna Dev

2. Sultan Kali Kutub Khan

3. Mohammed Gawan

4. Bahman Shah

___________brought Puli Thevar's three major forts, Nerkattumseval, Vasudevanallur amd Panayur under his control.

1. Mafus Khan

2. YusufKhan

3. Colonel Heron

4. NabikhanKattak

_____________was the last guru.

1. Gurus

2. Ravidas

3. Tazkirah-i-Auliya-i-Hind

4. Guru Govind Singh

______had an eye on the Punjab.

1. Safavids

2. Sunni Islam

3. Babur

4. Humayun

_____________ means property, the term for the Arabic designation of a slave.

1. Ghori

2. Slave dynasty

3. Mamluk

4. Barani

___________  is the most celebrated of the Chola kings.

1. the Vaigai river

2. Rajaraja I

3. Chonadu

4. Brahmins

"Back to the Vedas" was the motto of_____________

1. Raja Rammohan Roy

2. Dayananda Sarasw

3. Vivekananda

4. Ramakrishina Paramahamsa

_____________ was introduced in 1833 during the period of William Bentinck.

1. Warren Hastings

2. Nawab of Bengal

3. Pitt India Act

4. Mahalwari

________was the Portuguese Black Town.

1. Mylapore

2. Santhome

3. St. Thomas Mount

4. Pulicat

The best known of the Kushana kings was ___________

1. The Sakas

2. Kanishka

3. Greeks

4. Bactria

The ____________ villages were donated to a single Brahman or a group of Brahmans.

1. Tribhuavacharya

2. the King Mangalesan

3. Appar

4. brahmadeya

_______ was an important source of subsistence for the Harappans.

1. Agriculture

2. Pottery

3. Craft production

4. Fishing

__________which came with the advent of Aryan-speaking peoples to India, absorbed many elements from the Indus civilization.

1. Vedic religion

2. Harappa

3. bhakti

4. Azhwars

_______was inherited by Charles II as dowry, which he transferred to the English East India Company.

1. Madras

2. Calcutta

3. Bombay

4. Delhi

The Indus civilisation declined from about _____

1. 1800 BCE

2. 1900 BCE

3. 1950 BCE

4. 1955 BCE

Early Harappan period was ______

1. 3000–2600 BCE

2. 2600–1900 BCE

3. 1900–1700 BCE

4. 1700–1500 BCE

_______wanted to send an expedition to punish Veera Pandiyan but the Madras administration did not agree.

1. Mafuskhan

2. Nawab of Arcot

3. Collector Jackson

4. VijayaRagunatha Tondaiman

(i) The Battle of Plassey changed the British from a commercial power to that of a territorial power.
(ii) After the Battle of Wandiwash, the English emerged as a commercial power from that of a colonial power.

1. (i) is correct

2. (ii) is correct

3. (i) and (ii) are correct

4. (i) and (ii) are wrong

Many texts on ___________ were compiled by Chakrapani Datta, Sureshwar Gadadhara Vaidya and Jimutavahana

1. The Palas

2. Sanskrit

3. Mahipalageet

4. medicine

Appar, a Jaina in his early life, called__________.

1. Darmasena

2. parapakkam

3. Vishistadvait

4. Sufis

___________, a Chinese traveller, presented an idyllic picture of Indian society in the fifth century CE.

1. Itsing

2. Hieun-Tsang

3. Fahien

4. Wang-Hieun-Tse

_____________ near Salem had mines producing beryl, which was a gemstone in high demand in Rome.

1. Vaniyampadi

2. Meandears

3. Pushyamitra

4. Numismatic

Rajaraja I integrated these territories and appointed _____________.

1. viceroys

2. vati

3. Vaykkal

4. Seethalai Saththanar

_______believers in the. doctrine of greatest happiness of the greatest number.

1. Bengal

2. Rationalism

3. Utilitarians

4. practice of sati

___________was an astrological treatise.

1. Tajikanilakanthi

2. Rasagangadhara

3. Manucharita

4. Rajavalipataka

The ______________ means non-intervention of government.

1. William Bentinck

2. Land revenue

3. William Bentinck

4. laissez faire

____________believed in a formless God.

1. Mirabai

2. Tuka Ram

3. Tazkirah-i-Auliya-i-Hind

4. Guru Govind Singh

________________ runs in the east-west direction.

1. viceroys

2. vati

3. Vaykkal

4. Seethalai Saththanar

_________ were great patrons of Mahayana Buddhism.

1. Mimamsakas

2. Banishment

3. Dharmapala

4. The Palas

The Salva literature was canonized as the _____________

1. Bhakti movement

2. Panniru Tirumurai

3. Mathavilasa Prahasanam

4. Kirtivarman

The is ________ the earliest text.

1. Puranas

2. Vedas

3. Rig vedhas

4. Rig-vedha samhita

____________built his own mausoleum in Sasaram.

1. Sher Shah

2. Mirza Hakim

3. Mansabdar

4. Tauhid-i-Ilahi

_________as the basis for ethical thin~g, the idea of human progress and evolution.

1. Bengal

2. Rationalism

3. Utilitarians

4. practice of sati

_______built two mosques at Gulbarga.

1. Numismatic

2. Muhammad Shah

3. Turquoise

4. Raja Krishna Dev

The efforts of _______________ played a decisive part in getting the practice of sati abolished.

1. Warren Hastings

2. William Jones

3. Raja Rammohan Roy

4. Dayanand Saraswati

______was succeeded by his son Salim with the title Nur-ud-din Jahangir.

1. lradat Khan

2. Mughal

3. Rani Durgavati

4. Akbar

Explain the contribution of merchants to the expanding trade and commerce.

Mention the terms in the Gupta Inscriptions?

How did the English establish their settlement at Madras?

Write about Burghra Khan?

What was issued by inscription?

1. Name the provisions of mauryans.

2. Name the goods trade from India?

Name the Regions where enormous labours got?

What is a factory? List out the European factories established in the 16th Century.

Who deeply engrossed Bahadur shah?.

Name some stupas built in Gupta Period?

How the invention of script is divided?

Write about Tara Bai.

Name the important etics and moral codes

Name the goods that Pandyas exported?

Name any two epics based on cultural and religious

What is called the Zabt system?

What is meant by chauth?

What did Hiuen Tsang see in Kanchipuram?

Write the rise of syncretic sects?

Name some high sound kings from Pallavas.

“The introduction of Navavidya was innovative” – How?

Reforms of Cornwallis in judicial administration.

Name the colours extracted out of prominent object.

Mention some of the rising towns and cities in the aftermath of second urbanization.

Name someLiterary sources for the Guptas?

Name the copper tools used in chalcolithic age?

How did the cbalukya administration is divided?

Identify the heterodox thinkers of fifth and sixth century BCE.

Doctrine of Lapse.

Describe the administrative divisions of Gupta Empire.

Write a short note on Shivaji and the Mughals

What made the Europeans to set up their establishments on the east coast?

Write about Swami Vivekanauda

Highlight the impact of the invasion of Alexander the Great on India.

Point out the speciality of the coins of Demetrius.

Battle of Rakshasi – Tangadi (1565)

Who assumed the title “Second Alexander”. Why?

Write a note about VeluNachiyar.:

From where did the word hindhu derived?

Write about the contribution of Sufism?

Write about the flourishing trade and commerce during Pandyas rule.

Write a note on Qutub Shahis.

“The rise of Indo-Greek kings in Western India strengthened trade and cultural contacts”. Explain.

What is meant by the provisions of the Subsidiary Treaty?

1. Write the issues of Phule

2. List out the salient features of the Bhakti Movement.

Write about Muhammad military's Raids?

Compare the Lower and Middle Palaeolithic cultures.

Attempt an essay on the splendour of Mughal architecture.

Explain Famines and Indentured labour.

Justify the statement “Temple was a social institution”.

Write about the bhakti movement literatures?

Write a note on Army of Gupta emprises?