Class 8 History Chapter 4 Tribals, Dikus And The Vision Of A Golden Age Quiz 5 (25 MCQs)

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1. State whether true or false:-* Birsa urged his followers to purify themselves, give up drinking liquor and stop believing in witchcraft and sorcery.
2. What year did the British introduce the practice of giving jhum cultivators small patches of land?
3. Birsa movement took place in
4. Which of the following is not true about Mundas way of life? (Golden age)
5. Where is Dongria Kandha tribe situated
6. The British described the tribal people as diku.
7. Jhum cultivation is practised these days in:
8. Exchange of goods in return of goods is known as:
9. TRIBE SOCIETY IS A SOCIETY WHICH LIVES AWAY FROM OUR CIVILISATION IN ..... VALLEYS AND MOUNTAINS .
10. The Santhals of Hazaribagh reared .....
11. How did British forest laws affect tribal people?
12. Many tribal groups preferred to settle down instead of moving from one place to another. They began to use plough and gradually got rights over the land they lived on. Very often, some people acquired more power than others; some became chiefs and others became followers. What did the British officials learn about these settled tribal groups?
13. The Khonds lived in
14. In many regions Forest Department set up forest villages to ensure
15. What type of lives did the herders live?
16. Bakkarwalas of Kashmir are shepherds.
17. The horizontal planks of wood on which railway lines are laid
18. When was Birsa first arrested by the British officials?
19. Which ethnic community lives such a life in the forests in and around Odisha?
20. Worshippers of Vishnu are called
21. What year did the British officials begin to introduce laws to protect tribal lands?
22. Which one of the following not related to Birsa's vision of a golden age?
23. What was the impact of traders and moneylenders on tribal life?
24. The weavers and leather workers used to buy palash and kusum flowers from khonds to:
25. WHEN DID BIRSA MUNDA DIE?