Topic 2.1 Delhi Sultanate & Mughal India

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Which factor was instrumental in causing the drastic decline of Buddhism as a major religion in India? Options: the growing influence of Confucianism, the emperor’s rejection of Akbar’s tolerant policies, the growing influence of Sikhism, the Muslim conquest of northern India

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the Muslim conquest of northern India

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Look at the creature depicted in this image. Which of the following is an effect connected to the creature?

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Hindu forces were defeated by Muslim invaders.

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How did this man shape Sikhism?

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He believed that every person had equality before one God, and he and his successors used their teachings to form Sikhism.

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In which ways did the policies of Akbar strengthen Mughal India? Options: He used military force and fear to maintain control., He decentralized the government and gave nobles autonomous rule., He modernized the army and encouraged international trade., He rewarded Hindu leaders and emphasized only one religion.

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He modernized the army and encouraged international trade.

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Which factor caused the fusion of Persian and Greek art and architecture with Indian styles in Delhi?

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the Mongol raids of Baghdad in the 1200s

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Through which policy did Akbar strengthen Mughal India?

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tolerance

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What is a Muslim ruler called?

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Sultan

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What was the capital of Medieval India?

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Delhi

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This is a tomb built during the Mughal Empire by Shah Jahan for his wife, what is it called?

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Taj Mahal

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Urdu is a language that combines elements of all of the following EXCEPT? Arabic, Greek, Persian, Indian

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Greek