Historical Changes from 700-1750 CE

Between 700-1750 CE, society underwent significant changes. Agriculture expanded, leading to deforestation and migration of tribal people. Large kingdoms like the Tughlugs, Khakis, Lodhis, and Mughals emerged. Regional markets, monasteries, and temples influenced society, while high taxes and services were demanded by local chiefs. New religions, including Islam, Sufism, and Sikhism, emerged, accompanied by increased religious intolerance.

What was one of the major impacts of clearing forests during 700-1750 CE?

• Improved air quality

• Rise in sea levels

• Decrease in population

• Increased agricultural land

Which of the following kingdoms was NOT mentioned as being established during this period?

• Khakis

• Guptas

• Lodhis

• Tughlugs

What was a consequence of the economic changes during this period?

• Decline in religious activities

• Abolition of local markets

• High taxes on people

• Decrease in trade

Which religion entered India through Muslim rulers during this period?

• Hinduism

• Jainism

• Islam

• Buddhism

What was a notable social change related to religion during this period?

• Unification of all religious sects

• Decline of all religious practices

• Emergence of Sufism and Sikhism

• Complete religious harmony