History Mughal Empire

Q. Akbar had got constructed the Buland Darwaza to commemorate his victory of

A
Delhi
B
Gujarat
C
Bengal
D
Odisha

Correct Answer

Gujarat

More Questions on History

  • Q. In which city of India is Dhamek Stupa located?
    A)Delhi
    B)Pune
    C)Varanasi
    D)Hyderabad
    Answer: Varanasi
  • Q. Year of the Battle of Plassey is __________
    A)1657
    B)1557
    C)1757
    D)1857
    Answer: 1757
  • Q. Who is known as the “Lady with the Lamp”?
    A)Helen Keller
    B)Joan of Arc
    C)Florence Nightingale
    D)Sarojini Naidu
    Answer: Florence Nightingale
  • Q. Sati was prohibited by
    A)Lord Wellesley
    B)Warren Hastings
    C)Lord William Bentinck
    D)Lord Dalhousie
    Answer: Lord William Bentinck
  • Q. Who attended the Imperial Durbar of 1877 dressed in hand-spun Khadi?
    A)Bal Gangadhar Tilak
    B)M.K. Gandhi
    C)Bipin Chandra Pal
    D)Ganesh Vasudev Joshi
    Answer: Ganesh Vasudev Joshi
  • Q. Who called the 1857 revolt as ‘Student Farmer-Middle class Revolt’?
    A)Barun De
    B)Sumit Sarkar
    C)B A Saletore
    D)Dr. Amba Prasad
    Answer: Dr. Amba Prasad
  • Q. The Vernacular Press Act was repealed by __________
    A)Lord Lytton
    B)Lord Ripon
    C)Lord William Bentic
    D)Gladstone
    Answer: Lord Ripon
  • Q. The Ilbert Bill introduced In Lord Ripon’s reign is significant because
    A)it put restrictions on the vernacular press
    B)it limited the Britishers political authority
    C)it debarred Indians from entering the civil services
    D)it removed racial discrimination from the judicial services
    Answer: it removed racial discrimination from the judicial services
  • Q. In Tamil Nadu, the movement started with __________ and __________
    A)The Vaisnava Alvars
    B)The Saiva Nayanars
    C)Nirguna Saints
    D)Both A & B
    Answer: Both A & B
  • Q. Which of the following statement is not correct about Portuguese?
    A)They spread Catholicism in western and eastern coast of India
    B)They brought tobacco cultivation in India
    C)They established first printing press in India at Goa in AD 1556
    D)The Indian Medicinal Plants was the first scientific work which was published at Andhra Pradesh in 1563
    Answer: The Indian Medicinal Plants was the first scientific work which was published at Andhra Pradesh in 1563
  • Q. In which year was the partition of Bengal scrapped?
    A)1911
    B)1908
    C)1923
    D)1931
    Answer: 1911
  • Q. When was “The Communist Manifesto” written?
    A)1872
    B)1848
    C)1890
    D)1882
    Answer: 1848
  • Q. The first Famine Commission was constituted under
    A)Sir John Strachey
    B)Sir Richard Strachey
    C)Roberts
    D)Chamberlain
    Answer: Sir Richard Strachey
  • Q. When were Morley-Minto reforms taken place?
    A)1909
    B)1905
    C)1919
    D)1857
    Answer: 1909
  • Q. The Shivaji Festival was inaugurated in 1895 by
    A)Morley
    B)Hume
    C)Tilak
    D)Gokhale
    Answer: Tilak
  • Q. Taxila was a famous site of
    A)Mauryan art
    B)Early Vedic art
    C)Gandhara art
    D)Gupta art
    Answer: Gandhara art
  • Q. To establish French political influence in Sothern India, Dupleix had an opportunity in the disputed succession to the thrones of
    A)Hyderabad and Carnatic
    B)Delhi and Awadh
    C)Travancore
    D)Vijayanagar and Ahmednagar
    Answer: Hyderabad and Carnatic
  • Q. Bande Matram was a series of articles published in the year 1907 by :
    A)Sri Aurobindo Ghosh
    B)Bal Gangadhar Tilak
    C)Domadar Chapekar
    D)Balkrishana Chapekar
    Answer: Sri Aurobindo Ghosh
  • Q. The Deccan Educational Society founded by
    A)Jyotiba Phule
    B)Bal Gangadhar Tilak
    C)Firoz Shah Mehta
    D)Gopal Ganesh Agarkar
    Answer: Bal Gangadhar Tilak
  • Q. How did Europeans use the term ‘middle ages’?
    A)The medieval era of European history
    B)The crisis of Western Europe
    C)The fact that Europe became mature from 500 to 1500
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    Answer: The medieval era of European history

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