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General Knowledge on Indian History | GK Test on Indian History Page 19
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General Knowledge on Indian History

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181. Which of the following statements is/are correct?
  • A. Baz Bahadur of malwa danced in the company of females imagining himself as Krishna dancing with the Gopis in Vrindavan
  • B. Husain Shah Sharqi of Jaunpur was a noted musician and is said to have invented the Khayal from
  • C. Muslim subjects of Ibrahim Adil Shah II of Bijapur described him as Jagadguru
  • D. All of the above
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182. Which of the following was not a contribution of the Bhakti Movement?
  • A. It made a dent on the rigidity of the caste system
  • B. It succeeded in uniting the Hindus and the Muslims
  • C. It succeeccfully attacked some of the deep-rooted superstitions of the masses
  • D. It provide a simple and inexpensive religion for the people
  • Check Answer | Discussion
183. Which of the following programmes of the Arya Samaj contributed to the growth of communalism in India?
  • A. Propagation of western education and teaching of sciences
  • B. The suddhi movement
  • C. Eradication of untouchability
  • D. Spread of education among women
  • Check Answer | Discussion
184. Lord Dalhousie planned for the construction of a network of railways in India in order to
  • A. Provide a profitable channel of investment for British capital
  • B. Easily procure and export raw materials from the interiors of India for export
  • C. provide cheap and easy means of transport in India
  • D. Both 'b' and 'c'
  • Check Answer | Discussion
185. In 1856, Awadh would not have been annexe with the British Empire if the Nawab of Awadh had
  • A. a natural heir
  • B. fought against the British
  • C. not refused to introduce reforms as suggested by the British
  • D. allied with the British
  • Check Answer | Discussion
186. Prior to 1813, which among the following measures, was not adopted by the British to exploit the Indians economically?
  • A. Elimination of Indian traders from competition by every means
  • B. Free trade policy
  • C. Forcing Indian craftsman to produce quality products in fixed quantity and at fixed price
  • D. Monopolizing the trade of raw goods wherever possible and selling them at high rates
  • Check Answer | Discussion
187. What was the purpose with which Sir William Wedderburn and WS Caine had set up the Indian Parliamentary Committee in 1893?
  • A. To agitate for the entry of eminent Indians into the British Parliament
  • B. To facilitate a dis cussio on India's Independence in the British Parliaments
  • C. To campaign for the entry of Indians into the Imperial Judiciary
  • D. To agitate for Indian political reforms in the House of Commons
  • Check Answer | Discussion
188. Jotiba Phule's fame lies in the fact that he
  • A. was the greatest champion of the lower castes in Maharashtra
  • B. fought for the uplift and education of the lower castes
  • C. challenged the supremacy of the Brahmins
  • D. All of the above
  • Check Answer | Discussion
189. Several socio-political organisations were formed in the19th and 20th centuries in india, Anjuman-e-Khawatin-e-Islam, founded in the year 1914 was.
  • A. All India Islamic's Conference
  • B. All India Muslim Student's Conference
  • C. A radical wing of the All India Muslim League
  • D. All India Muslim Ladies Conference
  • Check Answer | Discussion
190. Why did Bombay and Madras fail to rise up in revolt like the Northern Provinces?
  • A. they were at a great distance from the seat of British administration (Calcutta)
  • B. They had more tolerant and enlightened administrators
  • C. They were comparatively free from annexations and confiscations
  • D. The ryotwari settlement had denuded them of necessary leadership
  • Check Answer | Discussion

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