History Mughal Empire

Q. Which European power was the last who reached India?

A
Germans
B
Portuguese
C
The French
D
The Dutch

Correct Answer

The French

More Questions on History

  • Q. There were widespread risings against the British in the 1820s. Which one of the following did not revolt in the 1820s?
    A)Ahoms
    B)Santhals
    C)Pagal Panthis
    D)Ramosi
    Answer: Santhals
  • Q. In which year Napoleon I crowned himself as Emperor of France
    A)1804
    B)1799
    C)1807
    D)1812
    Answer: 1804
  • Q. What did the Hunter Commission appointed by the Viceroy probe?
    A)Khilafat Agitation
    B)Bardoli Satyagraha
    C)Jallianwala Bagh tragedy
    D)Chauri Chaura incident
    Answer: Jallianwala Bagh tragedy
  • Q. The __________ were the first Europeans to start a Joint stock company trade with India?
    A)Portuguese
    B)French
    C)Danish
    D)Dutch
    Answer: Dutch
  • Q. In 1905 __________ laid the foundation of the ‘servants of India society’, with a view to the training of national missionaries for the service of India, and to promote by all constitutional means, the true interest of the Indian people
    A)Dadabai Naoroji
    B)Gokhale
    C)R. C. Dutt
    D)Ranade
    Answer: Gokhale
  • Q. Alauddin Khalji rigidly enforced ‘market control’ or economic regulations for
    A)the general welfare of the people
    B)building up a large and contented army with small salaries
    C)both (A) and (B) above
    D)curbing dishonest merchants and traders
    Answer: both (A) and (B) above
  • Q. What was the suitable language for source material in Ancient Times?
    A)Pali
    B)Sanskrit
    C)Brahmi
    D)Kharoshthi
    Answer: Sanskrit
  • Q. In which descent Abhinandannath Tirthankar was born?
    A)Nand Vansh
    B)Ikswakshu Vansh
    C)Gulam Vansh
    D)Duguwa Vansh
    Answer: Ikswakshu Vansh
  • Q. The essential feature of the Indus Valley Civilization was
    A)Organised city life
    B)Worship of forces of nature
    C)Pastoral farming
    D)Caste society
    Answer: Organised city life
  • Q. The landmarks or Dalhousie’s administration did not include
    A)English as the medium of instruction
    B)Indian Railways
    C)Public works department
    D)Telegraph
    Answer: English as the medium of instruction
  • Q. The monk who influenced Ashoka to embrace Buddhism was
    A)Upagupta
    B)Vishnu Gupta
    C)Brahma Gupta
    D)Brihadratha
    Answer: Upagupta
  • Q. Marco-polo, a famous traveller, was native of which country?
    A)Italy
    B)Uzbekistan
    C)Morocco
    D)Russia
    Answer: Italy
  • Q. With whom was the seven-year rule of’ “missions, omissions and commissions’ associated?
    A)Lord Curzon
    B)Lord Dalhousie
    C)Lord Lytton
    D)Lord Mayo
    Answer: Lord Curzon
  • Q. When was the Carolingian dynasty replaced in the western lands?
    A)918
    B)911
    C)987
    D)996
    Answer: 987
  • Q. The term samanta, meaning a feudatory from the sixth century AD, originally meant a
    A)cultivator
    B)slave
    C)neighbour
    D)foreigner
    Answer: neighbour
  • Q. What was the original name of Dayananda Saraswati?
    A)Mul Shankara
    B)Malku das
    C)Narendra
    D)Dadu
    Answer: Mul Shankara
  • Q. Muslim communalism was lent an impetus by the activities of
    A)Liaqat Hussain
    B)Ashfaqullah
    C)Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
    D)Sayyid Ahmad Khan
    Answer: Sayyid Ahmad Khan
  • Q. The later Mughal King, popularly known as Shah-i-Bekhabar (the Heedless King), was
    A)Jahandar Shah
    B)Bahadur Shah
    C)Muhammad Shah
    D)Shah Alam I
    Answer: Bahadur Shah
  • Q. When was Anglo-Russian Entente signed?
    A)1907
    B)1906
    C)1910
    D)1911
    Answer: 1907
  • Q. Who wrote Tughlaqnama?
    A)Amir Khusrau
    B)Abu Nasr Utbi
    C)Abul Fazl
    D)Hasan Nizami
    Answer: Amir Khusrau

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