History Jainism And Buddhism

Q. Which is the ultimate goal of education in Jainism?

A
Renunciation
B
Non-violence
C
Moksha
D
Voluntary promotion of human welfare

Correct Answer

Moksha

More Questions on History

  • Q. Which slogan was given by the Congress in opposition to British Government involving India in Second World War in 1939 without consulting the people of India ?
    A)Nahi Karenge, Nahi Ladenge
    B)Karo ya Maro
    C)Na koi bhai, na koi pai.
    D)None of these
    Answer: Na koi bhai, na koi pai.
  • Q. The famous Jain centre in South India is situated at
    A)Madurai
    B)Rameshvaram
    C)Kanchi
    D)Shravanbelgola
    Answer: Shravanbelgola
  • Q. The first one, among the following, to deal with music was
    A)Yajur Veda
    B)Rig Veda
    C)Sama Veda
    D)Atharva Veda
    Answer: Sama Veda
  • Q. Who is regarded as ‘the Mother of the Indian Revolution’?
    A)Sarojini Naidu
    B)Rani Lakshmi Bai
    C)Madam Bhikaji Cama
    D)Priti Lata Waddedar
    Answer: Madam Bhikaji Cama
  • Q. Who had founded the Deccan Educational Society?
    A)CR Das
    B)Dadabhai Naoroji
    C)Swami Vivekananda
    D)Mahadeva Govind Ranade
    Answer: Mahadeva Govind Ranade
  • Q. Gandhi called for an all India Hartal (strike) to protest against Rowlatt Act on 6th April __________
    A)1919
    B)1918
    C)1926
    D)1925
    Answer: 1919
  • Q. The Muslim League withdrew its acceptance of the Cabinet Mission Plan and decided to resort to Direct Action Day on
    A)September 2, 1946
    B)August 16, 1946
    C)October 15, 1946
    D)July 29, 1946
    Answer: August 16, 1946
  • Q. “Go back to Vedas” This call is given by
    A)Vivekananda
    B)Ramakrishna Paramhansa
    C)Jyotiba Phule
    D)Dayanand Saraswati
    Answer: Dayanand Saraswati
  • Q. Who was the first Roman Emperor
    A)Claudius
    B)Caligula
    C)Augustus
    D)Nero
    Answer: Augustus
  • Q. When did Alexander the Great die?
    A)385 BC
    B)399 BC
    C)335 BC
    D)323 BC
    Answer: 323 BC
  • Q. According to Guru Nanak Salvation could be obtained
    A)Taking the Brahmans and Mullahs as their guides
    B)In the service of God
    C)In fighting for the country
    D)In fighting against Islam
    Answer: In the service of God
  • Q. Which was probably the most popular assembly in which even women enjoyed an equal status with men in the Early Vedic period?
    A)Samiti
    B)Sabha
    C)Gana
    D)Vidatha
    Answer: Vidatha
  • Q. The Revolt of 1857 was a prolonged period of armed uprising as well as rebellions in Northern and Central India against British. It began in Meerut by Indian troops (sepoys) in the service of the British East India Company and later spread to Delhi, Agra, Awadh, Kanpur, Chambal and Lucknow.
    A)Awadh
    B)Delhi
    C)Bombay
    D)The Chambal Region
    Answer: Bombay
  • Q. Krishnadevaraya maintained friendly relations with the
    A)British
    B)French
    C)Protuguese
    D)Dutch
    Answer: Protuguese
  • Q. Which of the following is not included in Mughal paintings?
    A)Islamic themes
    B)Portraits
    C)Flowers and plants
    D)Hunting scenes
    Answer: Islamic themes
  • Q. Who started the journal ‘New India’?
    A)Annie Besant
    B)C. W. Leadbeater
    C)Ram Mohun Roy
    D)Keshub Chandra Sen
    Answer: Annie Besant
  • Q. Who was the founder of the Servants of India Society?
    A)MG Ranade
    B)G K Gokhale
    C)B G Tilak
    D)Bipin Chandra Pal
    Answer: G K Gokhale
  • Q. The accounts of Kalinga war is depicted by
    A)Ruminidei
    B)Rock edict XIII
    C)Kalsi
    D)Junagarh
    Answer: Rock edict XIII
  • Q. The Market Regulation system was introduced by
    A)Iltutmish
    B)Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq
    C)Alauddin Khalji
    D)Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq
    Answer: Alauddin Khalji
  • Q. Which of the following is not the provision of the government of India Act, 1858?
    A)The Queen's Principal Secretary of State received the powers and duties of the Company's Court of Directors
    B)India was to be governed in the Queen's name
    C)Provision for the creation of an Indian Civil Service under the control of the Secretary of State
    D)The British Parliament was empowered to appoint a Governor-General and the Governors of the Presidencies
    Answer: The British Parliament was empowered to appoint a Governor-General and the Governors of the Presidencies

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