Q. Indian handicrafts rapidly declined due to

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    A)Mihira Bhoja of Prathihara dynasty
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    B)I only
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    A)Kam Baksh
    B)Azam shah
    C)Akbar-II
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  • Q. __________in his book ‘Economic history of India’ wrote ‘If India is poor today it is through the operation of economic causes’
    A)R. C. Dutt
    B)Dadhabai Naoroji
    C)Ranade
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  • Q. The First World Conference on Women in __________, generated a new interest in and debate on women’s issues
    A)Hyderabad
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    B)SN Banerjee
    C)Hume
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  • Q. Who secured papal recognition of his kingship in 1328?
    A)Edward I of England
    B)Edward Bruce
    C)Edward II of England
    D)Robert the Bruce
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    A)Liberalists
    B)Communists
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    D)Anarchists
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  • Q. Mrs Annie Besant became the first woman President of the INC in
    A)1917
    B)1916
    C)1918
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    Answer: 1917
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    B)Babar and Humayun
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    A)Julius Caesar
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    A)Raigarh
    B)Pune
    C)Karwar
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    Answer: Raigarh
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    B)Bahadur Shah-I
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  • Q. The Indian National Congress had passed the famous resolution on “Non-cooperation” in 1920 at its session held at
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    B)Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
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    A)England
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    C)Portugal
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