History of India

1. Which of the following was not the contribution of the Babmani Kingdom ?

a. Strong fortresses were built on hill-tops. Marathas made use of these very fortresses in their wars against the Mughals.

b. It greatly influenced the culture of Northern India.

c. It consolidated Muslim power. Pockets of Mtis::m population in Southern India can be attributed to Bahmani Kingdom.

d. Hindu Kingdom of Vijayanagara was kept in check.

2. Bhakti Movement was a socio-religious movement in India. The exponents of this movement were Guru Nanak, Kabir, Chaitanya, Tukaram, Ram Das, Ramanand and Namdeva. The aim of this move ment was to

a. condemn caste system and preach man's equality before God.

b. stop conversions to Islam.

c. denounce religious ceremonies and regard 'Bhakti' (true devotion) as the only means of attaining God.

d. All of these.

3. Which of the following battles resulted in the fall of Vijayanagar ?

a. Battle of Talikota.

b. Battle of Plassey.

c. Third Battle of Panipat.

d. Ali of these.

4. The First Battle of Panipat was fought between

a. Babar and Ibrahim Lodhi.

b. Ibrahim Lodhi and Krishna Deva Raya.

c. Babar and Krishna Deva Raya.

d. none of these.

5. Which of the following statements is true about Shivaji who rose from the position of a Jagirdar io become Chhatrapati ?

a. He was greatly influenced by Jija Bai, Ram Dass and Dadaji Khonddev.

b. He created a Hindu state.

c. He rallied the Maratha race to form a nation.

d. All of these.

6. Which of the following was the cause of disintegration of Bahmani Kingdom ?

a. King had no control over the nobles who constantly fought amongst themselves.

b. Later rulers of Bahmani Kingdom were weak.

c. Kingdom of Vijaygnagara mounted continuous attacks which the weak Bahmani, Kingdom could not repulse.

d. All of these.

7. Where did Babar die ?

a. Kabul.

b. Delhi.

c. Agra.

d. Bihar.

8. Which of the following statements, about Chaitanya's beliefs, is incorrect ?

a. He regarded Krishna as the start and end 'of the world.

b. He considered Vishnu, Shiva, Narayana, and other deities as manifestations of Krishna.

c. He discouraged singing and dancing to set up communication between Krishna and Soul.

d. None of these.

9. Which of the following places was ruled by Babar ?

a. Punjab.

b. Delhi.

c. Ganga Plain.

d. All of these.

10. Which of the following statements, about Babar, is true ?

a. He was only twelve years of age when he became the king of Farghana.

b. He was the descendant of Timur and Chengiz Khan.

c. His original name was Zahir-ud-din Mohammed.

d. All of these.

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