Akbar and His policies

What was the main objective of Akbar's Din-i Ilahi

• To promote Islam

• To unify different religions

• To establish a new religion
  

• To enhance military power

Which revenue system was introduced by Akbar?

• Zamindari system

• Ryotwari system

• Ain-i-Dahsala

• • Jagirdari system

What was the primary feature of Akbar's administrative policies?

• Centralization of power

• Decentralization of power

• Feudal system

• Autocratic rule

How did Akbar primarily deal with the Rajputs?

• Military conquest

• Marriage alliances

• Taxation

• Isolation

Which of the following was a notable art form that flourished under Akbar’s rule?

• Persian miniature painting

• Gothic architecture

• Baroque music

• Impressionism

What was the purpose of the Ibadat Khana?

• A military headquarters

• A center for religious debate

• A tax collection office

• A school for arts

Which of the following best describes Akbar's approach to religious tolerance?

• He enforced Islamic law strictly.

• He persecuted non-Muslims.

• He promoted dialogue and understanding among religions.

• He banned all other religions.

What was one of Akbar's key military strategies?

• Use of elephants in warfare

• Reliance solely on cavalry

• Avoiding alliances

• Focusing on naval power

Under Akbar, what was the effect of his land reforms on peasants?

• Increased taxation

• Greater security and stability

• Land confiscation

• Forced migration

Akbar's reign is often associated with which of the following titles?

• The Great
  

• The Conqueror

• The Builder
  

• The Reformer