WorksheetsPT-3 REVISION - Town traders & 18th Century
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Where is Hampi located ?
Krishna-Tungabhadra basin
Gurugram
Surat
Masulipatnam
How was water supplied to Thanjavur ?
By Palar River
By Kaveri River
By Bhavani River
Ajmer is associated with the Sufi saint (a)
Which town has been called the gate to Mecca?
SURAT
SOMNATH
MUMBAI
Hampi was the capital of the ………….
(a)
State whether true or false:
(a) We know the name of the architect of the Rajarajeshvara temple from an inscription.
True
False
(d) Surat was an important trading port on the Bay of Bengal.
True
False
(a) was the capital of the Cholas
The kings held their court in pavillions called (a)
Ajmer is associated with the sufi saint -
Rajaraja 1
Mullah - Abdul Gahafur
Virji -Vohra
Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti
Identify the place -
Indus Civilization
Karnataka
Hampi
Tamil Nadu
Why do you think people regarded Thanjavur as a great town?
Because of the Kaveri river flowing there
Because the chola rule there
This town was the main center of trade.
Because of tourists coming there
Where was Masultipatnam located?
It lays on the delta of the Krishna river.
Somewhere in Bombay ( current Mumbai )
In the gateway to Surat
In Hampi
Surat was famous for its cotton textiles with _______ borders
GOLD
SILVER
ZARI
BIDRI
What was Mandapika?
Guild
Association
Mandi
Mandap
The following are the guilds of south India ____
Manigramam
Nanadesi
Both a and b
Hindu Baniyas
Where is somnath located
Andhra Pradesh
Rajasthan
Gujrat
Maharashtra
Who were Devadasis ?
Merchants
Temple Dancers
Temple Priests
None of These
Lake (a) flows near Ajmer.
All capitals are examples of
Temple town
Port town
Commercial town
Administrative town
Thanjavur was the ________ town.
Administrative
temple
comercial
port
Rajarajeshwara temple was built by Raja Raja Chola
False
true
________ was an inlay work in copper and silver
bronze
silver
bidri
gold
Banjaras are
Pastoralists
Traders
Craftspersons
Sculptors
What type of towns existed during Medieval period?
Port
Administrative
Temple
All of these
Tanjavur is situated on the river:
Kaveri
Krishna
Mahanadi
Godavari
Palaces with mandapas or pavillions were used for-
king hold court in these Mandapas
issue orders to their subordinates
barracks for the army
All the above
What do you mean by Urbanisation
the process by which cities develop
the process by which villages develop
the process by which schools develop
the process by which hospitals develop
Bronze is an alloy of-
copper and tin
copper and silver
silver and tin
copper and iron
Masulipatnam was famous for its___________
Temples
Trading Port
Crafts production of copper and silver
Elephant Trade
The fort at Masulipatnam was built by the _____________
Indians
Americans
Africans
Dutch
The Dutch and English East India companies attempted to control Masulipatnam as it became the most important port on the _______coasts
Andhra
TamilNadu
Mumbai
Karnataka
The _____________rulers of _________ imposed royal monopolies on the sale of textiles ,spices and other items to prevent the trade passing completely into the hands of various East India companies .
Jalaludin Khalji , Delhi
Mughals, Afghanistan
Qutb Shani, Golcanda
Kabul is present day in
Iraq
Pakistan
China
Afghanistan
Who lived in the 'Black towns ' in cities such as Madras?
Weavers
Native traders
Craftpersons
All of the above
Which fort is situated in calcutta?
The principal trading groups in the society
Chettiars
Marwari oswals
Panchalas
Saliyar
What is inside the Raja Rajeshwara temple ?
Mandapa
Scuplture
Hundi
Shiva Linga
(b) Merchants preferred to travel individually rather than in caravans.
True
False
The people from distant land visited Surat because
it was the Gateway to West Asia
it was a beautiful place
it was the pilgrim centre
none of the above
Important trade centre from western India was
Masulipatnam
Hampi
Surat
Madurai
Awadh is situated in ________
Haryana
Bihar
Uttar Pradesh
Karnataka
Awadh lies in _________ landform.
Hills
Plateaus
Northern plains
desert
Nizam ul mulk was the member in the empire of ___________
Farrukh Siyar
Akbar
Shah Alam
Sa'adat Khan
Three of the largest provinces to become independent were Awadh, (a) and Hyderabad.
Who invaded the Mughal Empire?
Nadir Shah
Firoz Shah
Naser Ali Khan
Ahmad Shah
Ahmad Al Ameri
Nadir Shah took away:
The Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond.
The peacock throne of Shah Jahan.
The Kohinoor Diamond.
The flamingo throne of Noor Jahan.
states based on a system of a governance headed by a king or queen
Monarchies
Republic
Democracy
Self-Government
The last Mughal Emperor was
Shah AlamII
Mir Qasim
Shuja-ud Daula
Bahadur shah Zafar
Lucknow culture developed in the state of
Awadh
Punjab
He was a powerful Maratha ruler who took the title of `Chhattrapati’
Shahji
Shivaji
The position of the Peshwas is equivalent to modern
Prime Minister
President
Aurangzeb had depleted the military and financial resources by fighting a long war in the
East India
North India
Deccan
none of these
Ahmad Shah Abdali was the ruler of
Afghan
Iran
Iraq
none of these
Which of the following enjoyed the zat rank of 7000?
Asaf Jah
Murshil Quli Khan
Both of these
None of these
Small political groups of the Sikhs were called
Khalsa
Misls
Dalkhalsa
All the above
Who was the founder of Maratha empire?
Shivaji
Tipu Sultan
Raja Jai Singh
Tax levied by Marathas was called
Chauth
Sardeshmukhi
Zat
Umara
Nobles appointed as Governors by the Mughals had no control over Diwani and Faujdari.
True
False
Ranjit Singh was an important leader of Marathas.
True
False
Mughal emperors kept check on their powerful
Jotdars
Jagirdars
Mansabdars
Faujdar
Dalkhalsa was set up in 1699 by
Guru Har Krishna
Guru Gobind Singh
Guru Tegh Bahadur
Guru Nanak Singh
Nizam-ul-Mulk was the founder of Awadh state
True
False
Mughal empire started declining it's power under the region of
Babar
Jahangir
Akbar
Aurangzeb
___________ was the governor of Bengal under the Mughals.
Murshid Ali Khan.
Muhammad Bin Tughluq.
Murshid Quli Khan.
Murshidabad.
Who was the founder of Hyderabad State ?
Sa'adat Khan
Nadir Shah
Nizam-ul-mulk Asaf Jah
Akbar
Who were the ijardars ?
Revenue Farmers
Farmers
Tax collectors
All of these
Who were the Telugu warrior chiefs’?
Nayakas
Jathas
Misl
None
Revenue of Bengal was collected in
Ornaments
Cash
Exchange
Trading
Who got the title of Asaf Jah founder of state of Hyderabad
Burhan-ul-Mulk
Nizam-ul-Mulk
Both a and b
None
Who raided North India 5 times between 1748 to 1761
Nadir Shah
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ahmad Shah Abdali
Alamgir II
Who was the naib of Bengal
Murshid Quli Khan
Asaf Jha
Aurangzeb
Sa'adat Khan
Nizam-Ul-Mulk Asaf Jah was one of the most powerful members at the court of which Mughal Emperor?
Farrukh Siyar
Alamgir
Shah Jahan
Ahmad Shah
Who's Zat rank was 6000
Asaf Jha
Sa'adat Khan
Babur
None of the above
What was the capital of Maratha Kingdom
Poona
Tiruanantpuram
Chennai
Benguluru
Who was the leader of Jats?
Churaman
Shivaji
Guru Gobind Singh
None of the above
Where was he appointed as a subadar?
Agra
Delhi
Varanasi
Awadh
What is 25% land revenu claimed by zamindars?
Rakhi
Chauth
Sardeshmukhi
Who was the father of Baji Rao 1 also known as Baji Rao Ballal?
Chandragupt Maurya
Peshwa Balaji Vishwanath
Peshwa II
None of the above
Sawai Jai Singh built ----------
Lotus Temple
Jantar Mantars
Hawa Mahal
Sheesh Mahal
------------ was the 10th guru of Sikh community
Guru Nanak
Guru Angad
Guru Gobind Singh
Guru Tegh Bahadur
Meaning of Chauth-
A revenue farmer
Tax levied by the Marathas
Provincial Governor
A high noble
______became the capital of Maratha Kingdom.
Lahore
Punjab
Awadh
Poona
Benaras is also known as
Kavi
Karo
kasi
none of these
The silk produced in the ______ region now found a new outlet in Poona.
Nagpur
Indore
Chanderi
Calcutta
In 1708, the Khalsa rose in revolt against the Mughal authority under whose leadership, declared their sovereign rule.
Banda Singh
Banda Dev
Bahadur Singh
Banda Bahadur
Local bankers were called-
diwans
faujdars
mahajans
none of these
What was name of brahamas who continued the rule after Shivaji?
Ulama
Sharma
Chitpavan
Maharashtra
Who continued ruling of sikhs after Guru Gobind Singh?
Banda Bahadur
Guru Nanak
Bhagat Singh
Khalsa
The main medium through which Sikhs spread awareness?
Notes
Jewellary
Coins
Inscriptions
Bands of Sikhs
Jathas
misls
none of these
both jathas and misls
System of protection of land by paying 20% tax
rakhi
khet bachao
khalsa
jai javan
jai kisan
What were powerful warrior families called in Maratha?
Kunbis
Jathas
Deshmukhs
Who were the Telugu warrior chiefs’?
Nayakas
Jathas
Misl
None
What were the nobles who were appointed as governors in the Mughal empire called?
Mansabdars
Subadars
Faujdari
None of the above
Who did the Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah constantly struggle with?
the British and the Rajputs
the Mundas and the British
the Marathas and independent Telugu warrior chiefs
the Gujaratis and independent Telugu warrior chiefs
How did Burhan-ul-Mulk try to reduce Mughal influence in the region of Awadh?
by increasing the military power of his state
by marrying the daughter of a Mughal king
by reducing the number of Mughal soldiers in his region
by reducing the number of jagirdars appointed by the Mughals
What did Murshid Quli Khan do to reduce Mughal influence in Bengal?
He transferred all British officials to Orissa and ordered a major reassessment of the revenues of Bengal from Mughal jagirdars.
He transferred all Mughal jagirdars to Orissa and ordered a major reassessment of the revenues of Bengal.
He removed all Mughal jagirdars and hired some British officials to reassess the revenues of Orissa.
He transferred all Mughal jagirdars to Canada and hired some British officials for reassessment of revenue of Orissa.
Why did strong relationships develop in the 18th century between the state government and local bankers?
In the 18th century, the banking system was newly launched in India. So to support the country's financial system, Murshid Quli Khan developed a strong relationship with the bankers.
Alivardi Khan made bank loans mandatory for all zamindars so that he could maintain systematic accounts.
Many zamindars had to borrow money from bankers, because the state used strict measures to collect cash revenues, and those who were unable to pay were forced to sell their lands.
all of the above
The Khalsa rose in revolt against the Mughal authority under the leader ship of (a) .
