Class 7 History Chapter 4 The Mughal Empire 16Th To 17Th Century Quiz 17 (60 MCQs)

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1. Aurangzeb died in-
2. A smaller part of a continent that has different climate and geography.
3. What is the most significant aspect of the Mughal empire's expansion during the seventeenth century?
4. Sikhism, a new religion developed from Hinduism, had supposedly inspired this Islamic mysticism known as .....
5. What did the Ottomans change the name of Constantinople to?
6. The Mughal emperor Babur is best known for endorsing advances in art and culture and trying to unit Hindus and Muslims.
7. The greatest Ottoman sultan was ..... who came to power in 1520 and doubled the size of the Empire
8. Where did the potatoes, popcorns, cocoa and diseases like measles and small pox originate from?
9. What type of society did the Ottoman Empire have?
10. The language that emerged as Lingua Franca
11. Aurangzeb faced a major challenge from
12. Which battle marked the beginning of British dominance in India?
13. Followers of a monotheistic religion that originated in the Punjab region of the Indian subcontinent around the end of the 15th century. They are a nonviolent group.
14. The Ottoman Empire was ruled from .....
15. Who were the ulemas?
16. What year did Constantinople fall to the Ottoman Empire?
17. Montesquieu's The Spirit of Laws emphasized the importance of-
18. What religion did the Ottoman Empire enforce?
19. Tuzuk-i-Baburi or Baburnama was written by-
20. People whom the emperor gave a grant of land is called ..... ?
21. Why did the Mughals not like to be called Mongols?
22. Ashoka was the grandson of
23. Who was the first female ruler of the Delhi Sultanate?
24. How did Humayun died
25. The head of the Delhi Sultanate government is called the .....
26. Daulat Khan Lodhi was governor of ..... ?
27. When did the Mughal Dynasty rule India?
28. What might be a modern equivalent of the Mughal 'jagir' system in terms of income sources?
29. How Shivaji escaped for Aurangzeb's captivity?
30. Which concept states that monarchs are God's representatives on earth and are therefore answerable only to God?
31. Which city was seized by Babur in 1504?
32. Which religious group was most affected when the Edict of Nantes was revoked?
33. Ashoka vowed to not fight wars after the
34. In history of Europe, the last phase of medieval period i.e ..... is known as the Period of renaissance.
35. What was the timeline of Sher Khan during the mughal rule?
36. Mother tongue of the Mughals was .....
37. Founder of the Safavid Empire
38. What consists a number of villages
39. In the end of ..... century Surat came under direct British control
40. TRUE or FALSE:In both the Aztec Empire and the Inca Empire. women could NOT exercise political authority.
41. Whom did babur defeated, which war and which date
42. Before the 1500's, most scholars believed in the ..... Theory and that the earth was an ..... object located at the center of the universe.
43. Deciding to sail to the Spice Islands "Armed" or "Unarmed" is an example of which economic term?
44. Identify the person-I am the last great Mughal Emperor
45. Who was the following was the author of Padshahnama?
46. First war of Paniput was fought between
47. Babur was decsendent of whom from Father's side
48. 'Zabt' means .....
49. Which empire weakened due to significant internal problems, leading to a surprise invasion and defeat by the Moroccans?
50. "Sulh-i-Kul means .....
51. The position of standing facing Mecca during namaz is known as
52. ..... System was the required labor service by the Incas for all households to participate in mandatory service projects for the Empire once a year.
53. What were the two main religions in India from 1500-1650?
54. British East India Company established factory at Surat, seeking permission from Emperor .....
55. What was the main cause of expansion for the land-based empires during the period 1450-1750?
56. By the 7th century, architects added more rooms, doors, and windows to buildings. But, these were still made by placing a horizontal beam across two vertical columns. This style was used in the construction of temples, mosques, tombs, and in buildings attached to large stepped-wells. What is this style of architecture called?
57. Under which Ruler did the Mughal Empire reach its zenith?
58. What was a major consequence of Aurangzeb's extensive military campaigns?
59. Who created the Law of Motion?
60. Which two cities became the early centers of Mughal power under Babur?