History Practice Quiz 107

Q1.Under which specific rulers did the hierarchy between social classes grow further in the subcontinent?

A. Early regional kingdoms. B. The Delhi Sultans and the Mughals. C. Ancient empires and republics. D. Local chieftains and village heads.

Q2.What is a significant challenge faced by historians when studying tribal societies?

A. Lack of diverse cultural practices B. Abundance of conflicting written records C. Scanty written information and lack of tribal written records D. Absence of any form of historical preservation

Q3.How did tribal people primarily preserve their history and culture?

A. Through extensive written chronicles B. By engraving records on stone tablets C. Through rich customs and oral traditions D. By maintaining detailed administrative documents

Q4.Who made Kamal Khan Gakkhar, chief of the Gakkhars, a noble?

A. Emperor Humayun B. Emperor Babur C. Emperor Akbar D. Emperor Jahangir

Q5.By which century had Chero chiefdoms emerged in many areas of present-day Bihar and Jharkhand?

A. Tenth century B. Eleventh century C. Twelfth century D. Thirteenth century

Q6.In which year did Raja Man Singh, Akbar’s general, attack and defeat the Cheros?

A. 1581 B. 1591 C. 1601 D. 1611

Q7.Under which Mughal emperor were the Chero fortresses captured and the tribe subjugated by Mughal forces?

A. Akbar B. Jahangir C. Shah Jahan D. Aurangzeb

Q8.By the late sixteenth century, what significant change occurred in the lifestyle of many Bhils, who were spread across western and central India?

A. They became nomadic pastoralists B. They became settled agriculturists and zamindars C. They migrated to the north-eastern parts D. They joined the Mughal army in large numbers

Q9.What was the role of Banjaras in trade?

A. They brought goods from Central Asia to India B. They produced wool and ghee for exchange C. They carried goods from Central Asian traders to local markets D. They were settled agriculturists and zamindars

Q10.According to the provided text, which group was considered the most important trader-nomads?

A. Mughals B. Khaljis C. Banjaras D. English traders

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History Practice Quiz 107