History and Culture of India from 1000 to 1847 CE

The documentary explores the foreign invasions and rule of India from 1000 to 1847 CE, highlighting the impact of Arab Muslims and British rulers. It discusses the resilience of Indian culture, the rise and fall of the Mughal Empire, and the emergence of Sikhism. The narrative emphasizes the role of music and religion in cultural resistance and adaptation during these tumultuous times.

What was one of the significant cultural developments during the period of foreign invasions in India?

• The rise of Buddhism

• The decline of Hinduism

• The spread of Christianity

• The development of Indo-Islamic art and architecture

Who led the first Muslim conquest of the Sindh region?

• Muhammad of Ghur

• Babur

• Arab Muslims from Basra

• Mahmud of Ghazni

Which empire was founded by Hindu princes re-converted from Islam in 1336?

• Maratha Empire

• Delhi Sultanate

• Vijayanagara Empire

• Mughal Empire

What was a notable feature of Akbar's rule?

• Imposition of jizya

• Destruction of temples

• Religious intolerance

• Religious harmony

Who was the Maratha warrior that led his first military campaign at age 17?

• Babur

• Aurangzeb

• Shivaji

• Akbar

Which European power established the East India Company in 1600?

• French

• Dutch

• British

• Portuguese

What was the jizya tax imposed on?

• Muslims

• Hindus

• Christians

• Buddhists

Who was the founder of Sikhism?

• Kabir

• Tegh Bahadur

• Guru Nanak

• Guru Gobind Singh

What is the meaning of 'Khalsa' in Sikhism?

• The strong

• The wise

• The pure

• The brave

What are the two main components of Indian classical music?

• Sa and Ri

• Kesh and Kirpan

• Tala and Raga

• Adi and Ata