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Time Allowed : 2½ Hours] [Maximum Marks : 150
Number of Pages in this Booklet : 32 Number of Questions in this Booklet : 75
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Paper-III
HISTORY
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Instructions for the Candidates1. Write your Seat No. and OMR Sheet No. in the space provided
on the top of this page.2. This paper consists of 75 objective type questions. Each question
will carry two marks. All questions of Paper-III will be compulsory,covering entire syllabus (including all electives, without options).
3. At the commencement of examination, the question bookletwill be given to the student. In the first 5 minutes, you arerequested to open the booklet and compulsorily examine it asfollows :(i) To have access to the Question Booklet, tear off the
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(iii) After this verification is over, the OMR Sheet Numbershould be entered on this Test Booklet.
4. Each question has four alternative responses marked (A), (B),(C) and (D). You have to darken the circle as indicated below onthe correct response against each item.Example : where (C) is the correct response.
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10. Use only Blue/Black Ball point pen.11. Use of any calculator or log table, etc., is prohibited.12. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers.
A B D
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4. izR;sd iz'uklkBh (A), (B), (C) vkf.k (D) v'kh pkj fodYi mŸkjs fnyhvkgsr- R;krhy ;ksX; mŸkjkpk jdkuk [kkyh n'kZfoY;kizek.ks Bˇdi.ksdkˇk@fuˇk djkok-mnk- % tj (C) gs ;ksX; mŸkj vlsy rj-
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uko] vklu ÿekad] Qksu uacj fdaok vks [k iVsy v'kh dks.krhgh [kw.kdsysyh vk< wu vkY;kl vFkok vlH; Hkk"kspk okij fdaok brj xSjekxk±pkvoyac dsY;kl fo|kF;kZyk ijhksl vik= Bjfo.;kr ;sbZy-
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1. Which of the following is not an
Archaeologist from Maharashtra ?
(A) H.D. Sankhalia
(B) K. Padayya
(C) M.K. Dhavalikar
(D) B.B. Lal
2. ‘Jhukar Culture’ is found at :
(A) Kalibangan
(B) Chanhu-daro
(C) Banwali
(D) Ropar
1. [kkyhy dks.krs iqjkrRorTK egkjk"V™krhy
ukgh \
(A) ,p- Mh- la[kkyh;k
(B) ds- in∏;k
(C) ,e- ds- <oˇhdj
(D) ch- ch- yky
2. ^>qdkj laLœrh* ;sFks feˇkyh %
(A) dkyhcaxu
(B) pkUgqUnkjks
(C) cukoyh
(D) jksiM+
HISTORYPaper III
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Time Allowed : 2½ Hours] [Maximum Marks : 150
Note : This Paper contains Seventy Five (75) multiple choice questions. Each
question carries Two (2) marks. Attempt All questions.
lwpuk % ;k iz'uif=dsr ,dw.k ipgŸkj (75) cgqi;kZ;h iz'u vkgsr- izR;sd iz'ukyk nksu (2) xq.kvkgsr- loZ iz'ukaph mŸkjs lksMok-
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3. Megalithic sites in Maharashtra are
concentrated in :
(A) Dhulia District
(B) Jalgaon District
(C) Nagpur District
(D) Aurangabad District
4. Which hymn of Rigveda gives an
idea of the educational system ?
(A) Nasadiya hymn
(B) Purusha hymn
(C) Manduka hymn
(D) Ganstuti hymn
5. Rigvedic bhishaj was a :
(A) Carpenter
(B) Ironsmith
(C) Physician
(D) Goldsmith
3. egkjk"V™krhy egkik"kk.klaLœrh ks=kaps dsaÊLFkku
;sFks vkgs %
(A) /kq s ftYgk
(B) tˇxko ftYgk
(C) ukxiqj ftYgk
(D) vkSjaxkckn ftYgk
4. ΩXosndkyhu f'kk.kin~/krhph ekfgrh dks.kR;k
lqDrkr feˇrs \
(A) uklnh;lqDr
(B) iq#"klqDr
(C) eaMqdlqDr
(D) xk.kLrqrhlqDr
5. ΩXosnkrhy ^fHklkt~* Eg.kts %
(A) lqrkj
(B) yksgkj
(C) oS|
(D) lksukj
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6. Rigveda does not mention the river
which lies to the west of the
Indus :
(A) Kabul
(B) Gomal
(C) Swat
(D) Taigris
7. The following mountain peaks were
referred to as the source of soma by
Rigvedic composers ?
(A) Silament
(B) Saptapuda
(C) Mujavant
(D) Shivalaya
8. Gatha-Saptashati is a collection of
Prakrit poems dealing with :
(A) Love lores
(B) Worship rituals
(C) Astrology
(D) Geneology
6. fla/kq unhP;k if'pesdMhy dks.kR;k unhpk
mYys[k ΩXosnkr ukgh \
(A) dkcqy
(B) xksey
(C) Lokr
(D) rSxzhl
7. ΩXosnkek.ks dks.krs f'k[kj gs lkse ouLirhps
lzksr gksrs \
(A) flyesar
(B) lIriqMk
(C) eqtkoar
(D) f'koky;
8. izkœre/khy xkFkk&lIr'krh gÓk dohrklax`gkpk
fo"k; %
(A) izse&‹k`axkj
(B) vkjk/kuk&deZdkaM
(C) T;ksrh"kfo|k
(D) oa'kkoˇ
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9. ‘Mahashilakantaka’ was the name of a :
(A) Person
(B) Title
(C) Weapon
(D) The Monument
10. The Sarvastivada sect originated
at :
(A) Vaishali
(B) Mathura
(C) Pataliputra
(D) Takshashila
11. Sixteen Mahajanpadas are
mentioned in :
(A) Dighnikaya
(B) Dipvansha
(C) Anguttarnikaya
(D) Buddhacharitam
9. ^egkf'kydaVd* Eg.kts %
(A) O;fDruke
(B) fc#n
(C) vk;q/k
(D) Lekjduke
10. lokZLrhoknkaapk iaFk ;sFks fuekZ.k >kyk %
(A) oS'kkyh
(B) eFkqjk
(C) ikVyhiq=
(D) rkf'kyk
11. lks k egktuinkapk mYys[k ;sFks feˇrks %
(A) fn?kfudk;
(B) fnioa'k
(C) vaxqŸkjfudk;
(D) cqn~/kpfjre~
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12. Which of the following Jaina texts
were compiled at the first Jaina
Council held at Pataliputra ?
(A) 12 Angas
(B) 14 Purvas
(C) 6 Chheda Sutras
(D) 10 Prakirnas
13. Who has stated that Chandragupta
Maurya as young man had
met Alexander face to face in
Punjab ?
(A) Plutarch
(B) Justin
(C) Megasthenes
(D) Arrian
12. ifgY;k tSu/keZ ifj"knse/;s [kkyhy tSu jpuk
r;kj dj.;kr vkyh %
(A) 12 vax
(B) 14 iqoZ
(C) 6 Nsnlq=
(D) 10 izfd.kZ
13. dks.kkP;k ers r#.k paÊxqIr ekS;Z ;kph iatkceË;s
vysD>kaMj cjkscj leksjkleksj HksV >kyh
gksrh-
(A) IyqVkdZ
(B) tLVhu
(C) esxWLFkful
(D) ,jh;u
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14. Ashoka refers to the importance of
medical herbs, roots and fruits for
the treatment of human beings and
animals in :
(A) Pillar Edict II
(B) Kalinga Edict
(C) Rock Edict
(D) Bhabru Edict
15. The ‘tinai’ mentioned in the Sangam
literature correspond to :
(A) Political territories in the
South
(B) Economic transactions with
other regions
(C) Ecological zones in the
South
(D) Social hierarchy in the
South
14. dks.kR;k vfHkys[kkr lezkV v'kksdus ekuo o
izk.kh ;kaojhy mipkjklkBh dan&eq s o QˇkaP;k
vkS"k/khxq.kkaps egRo lkaxhrys vkgsr \
(A) LraHkkys[k II
(B) dyhax ;sFkhy vkys[k
(C) f'kykys[k II
(D) Hkkcqz;sFkhy vkys[k
15. laxe ok≥~e;krhy ^frukbZ* Eg.kts %
(A) nfk.ksrhy 'kkflr izns'k
(B) nqlÚ;k izns'kkcjkscj dsysyk vkfFkZd
O;ogkj
(C) nfk.ksrhy i;kZoj.kh; ks=s
(D) nfk.ksrhy lektkrhy mrjaM
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16. Paloura, mentioned as a port in the
early sources, was located on the
coast of :
(A) Kerala
(B) Vanga
(C) Kalinga
(D) Andhra
17. The first Sanskrit text based on the
Buddha’s life is :
(A) Gatha Saptashati
(B) Karpurmanjiri
(C) Buddhacharitam
(D) Amarkosha
18. Which one of the following rules
were not fixed by the guilds ?
(A) Work
(B) Price
(C) Distribution
(D) Social Conduct
16. izkphu lk/kukae/;s canj Eg.kwu mYys[khysys iykSjk
gs dks.kR;k izns'kkP;k leqÊfdukjh gksrs-
(A) dsjˇ
(B) oax
(C) dyhax
(D) vka/kz
17. cqn~/kkaP;k thoukoj vk/kkfjr ifgyh laLœr
jpuk Eg.kts %
(A) xkFkk lIr'krh
(B) diqZjeathjh
(C) cqn~/kpjhre~
(D) vejdks'k
18. [kkyhyiSdh dks.kR;kfo"k;h Js.kh fu;ekoyh
gksr ulr \
(A) dke
(B) fdaer
(C) forj.k
(D) lkekftd orZu
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19. Which of the following urban centres
was not prominent during
Satavahan times ?
(A) Pratishthan
(B) Ujjain
(C) Arikamedu
(D) Kanchivaram
20. The idea of incarnation associated
with the protection of the society,
became widespread during :
(A) Post-Gupta period
(B) Post-Mauryan period
(C) Post-Harshavardhana period
(D) Rigvedic period
21. Which of the following was not a
capital of a regional kingdom in the
early Medieval Period ?
(A) Malkhed
(B) Kanchipuram
(C) Aihole
(D) Badami
19. dks.krs 'kgj lkrokgu dkˇkr egŸoiw.kZ
uOgrs \
(A) izfr"Bku
(B) mTtSu
(C) vjhdkesMw
(D) dkaphoje
20. lektkP;k jk.kklkBh vorkj gh ladYiuk
dks.kR;k dkˇkr izpfyr >kyh \
(A) xqIrksŸkj dky[kaM
(B) ekS;kZsŸkj dky[kaM
(C) g"kksZŸkj dky[kaM
(D) ΩXosnh; dky[kaM
21. izkjaHkh e/;;qxhu dkˇkrhy izknsf'kd jkT;kaph
[kkyhyiSdh dks.krh jkt/kkuh uOgrh \
(A) eky[ksM
(B) dkaphiqje
(C) ,sgksˇ
(D) cnkeh
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22. An important early medieval
description of the west-coast of India
is found in the writings of :
(A) Al-Idrisi
(B) Al-Masudi
(C) Ibn-Batutah
(D) Abdur Razzaq
23. In the course of the 11th century,
the intercourse between South India
and China had become so wide
spread that a large Chinese
settlement came up Tamil Nadu at
the port of :
(A) Kaveripatnam
(B) Mailapur
(C) Cuddalore
(D) Nagapattnam
22. HkkjrkP;k if'peh leqÊfdukÚ;kps] vkajHkhP;k
e/;;qxkps egŸoiw.kZ o.kZu dks.kkP;k fy[kk.kkr
feˇrs \
(A) vy~&bÊhlh
(B) vy~&eklqnh
(C) bCu&crqrk
(D) vCnqj j>kd
23. nfk.k Hkkjr vkf.k phu gÓkaps laca/k 11O;k
'krdkr brds ok<ys dh] rkehˇukMwP;k
dks.kR;k canjkr phuh yksdkaph eksBh olkgr
olyh-
(A) dkosjhiÍe~
(B) eSykiwj
(C) dMyqj
(D) ukxkiÍ.ke~
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24. ek≈aVvcqph eafnj s gÓkdkˇkr ck a/kyh
xsyhr %
(A) 12 rs 14os 'krd
(B) 11 rs 13os 'krd
(C) 10 rs 12os 'krd
(D) 9 rs 11os 'krd
25. [kkyhyiSdh dks.kh mŸkj rs nfk.k vlk ;ksX;
e/;;qxhu canjkP;k ukokpk ÿe ykoysyk
vkgs \
(A) lksikjk] dY;k.k] Bk.ks] iuosy
(B) Bk.ks] dY;k.k] lksikjk] iuosy
(C) iuosy] Bk.ks] lksikjk] dY;k.k
(D) dY;k.k] iuosy] Bk.ks] lksikjk
26. nfk.k Hkkjrkrhy egŸokpk e/;;qxhu O;kikjh
la?k %
(A) Js.kh
(B) le;k
(C) uxjÍkj
(D) v∏;kvksys
24. Mount Abu temples were built
between the :
(A) 12th and 14th centuries
(B) 11th and 13th centuries
(C) 10th and 12th centuries
(D) 9th and 11th centuries
25. Which of the following gives the
correct order of Medieval ports, from
North to South ?
(A) Sopara, Kalyan, Thane, Panvel
(B) Thane, Kalyan, Sopara, Panvel
(C) Panvel, Thane, Sopara, Kalyan
(D) Kalyan, Panvel, Thane, Sopara
26. An important medieval merchant
guild of South India was the :
(A) Shreni
(B) Samaya
(C) Nagarattar
(D) Ayyavole
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27. Which of the following pairs is not
correctly matched ?
(A) Amir Khusrau : Tughlaqnama
(B) Afif : Tarikh-i-Firozshahi
(C) Barni : Futuh-us-Salatin
(D) Yadhya bin Ahmad Sirhindi :
Tarikh-i-Mubarak Shahi
28. A crucial factor in the decline of the
Bahmani rule was :
(A) The rise of regionally powerful
nobles
(B) The arrival of the Portuguese
on the Indian coast
(C) The rise of the Vijayanagar
Empire
(D) The long-drawn-out conflict
between the Afaqis and
Deccanis
27. [kkyhy tksMÓkaiSdh v;ksX; tksMh dks.krh \
(A) vehj[kqlzks % rq?kydukek
(B) vQhQ % rkfj[k&,&fQjkst'kkgh
(C) cjuh % Qqrqg&ml&lykrhu
(D) ∏;kgÓk&chu&vgen ljghanh % rkfj[k&b&
eqckjd'kkgh
28. cgkeuh lŸksP;k ÚgklklkBh dkj.khHkwr fu.kkZ;d
?kVd gksrk %
(A) izcˇLFkkfud ljnkjkapk mn;
(B) Hkkjrh; leqÊfdukÚ;kojhy iksrqZfxtkaps
vkxeu
(C) fot;uxj lkezkT;kpk mn;
(D) vQkdh o n[[kuh ;kaP;k e/khy izfn?kZ
la?k"kZ
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29. The Aravidu dynasty was the :
(A) Fourth Dynasty of
Vijayanagar
(B) Third Dynasty of
Vijayanagar
(C) Second Dynasty of
Vijayanagar
(D) First Dynasty of
Vijayanagar
30. From whom, in all probability, did
the Marathas secure training in the
art of Guerilla warfare ?
(A) Sambhaji
(B) Shivaji
(C) Shahji
(D) Malik Ambar
29. vkjfoMw ?kjk.ks gksrs %
(A) fot;uxjps pkSFks ?kjk.ks
(B) fot;uxjps frljs ?kjk.ks
(C) fot;uxjps nqljs ?kjk.ks
(D) fot;uxjps ifgys ?kjk.ks
30. xfueh&;qn ~/kr a=kps i zf'kk.k ejkBÓk auh
dks.kkdMwu feˇoys vl.;kph 'kD;rk vkgs \
(A) laHkkth
(B) f'kokth
(C) 'kgkth
(D) efyd vacj
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31. What term is used to describe the
amount taken as war booty by the
Pindaris when they travelled with
the Maratha armies ? What
percentage was claimed by them ?
(A) Katraparcha, 15%
(B) Zortalab, 45%
(C) Maganmai, 10%
(D) Palpatti, 25%
32. What was the unit of measurement
of land in the Maratha
dominions ?
(A) Jarib
(B) Taraf
(C) Kathi
(D) Daftari Bigha
31. tsOgk ia s<kjh ejkBhlSU;klkscr dqpdjhr]
R;kos h R;kauh dsysY;k yqVhP;k jDdesps o.kZu
dj.;kdjhrk dks.krh laKk okijyh \ fdrh
VDD;kaph ekx.kh rs djhr \
(A) dk=kipkZ 15%
(B) tksjryc 45%
(C) exuebZ 10%
(D) ikyiÍh 25%
32. ejkBkizkarkrhy tehuekst.khps ,dd dk;
gksrs \
(A) tjhc
(B) rjQ
(C) dkBh
(D) nIrjh fc?kk
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33. ^es<sdV* Eg.kts %
(A) ykdMh fdYyk
(B) nxMh cq:t vlysyk fdYyk
(C) xhjh nqxZ
(D) leqÊksUeq[kh fdYyk
34. [kkyh nksu fo/kkus fnysyh vkgsr] R;krhy ,d
^fuf'pr fo/kku* (A) vkgs- nqljs ^fuf'pr
dkj.k* (R) vkgs- [kkyhy i;kZ;krqu ;ksX;
mrj vks [kk %
(A) 'kfj;ruqlkj yqVhP;k 4@5 Hkkx lSfudkaeË;s
okVyk tkok vlk ladsr gksrk- R;k ,soth
fnYyhlqyrku lk/kkj.kr% 4@5 fgLlk Lor%
lkBh Bsohr-
(R) lSU;ny ixkjh vlY;kus Lor%lkBh 4@5
Bso.;kP;k /kks[kkyk lqyrku csdk;ns'khj
ekur uOgrk-
i;kZ; %
(A) A vkf.k R nksUgh fo/kkus cjkscj vkgsr
R gs A ps ;ksX; Li"Vhdj.k ukgh
(B) A gs cjkscj fo/kku vkgs i.k R gs pwd
vkgs
(C) A vkf.k R nksUgh fo/kkus cjkscj vkgsr
vkf.k R gs A ps ;ksX; Li"Vhdj.k vkgs
(D) A gs pwd fo/kku vkgs i.k R gs cjkscj
vkgs
33. The word Medhekat means :
(A) A wooden fort
(B) A fort with stone bastions
(C) A hill fort
(D) A sea facing fort
34. Given below are two statements. One
is labelled ‘Assertion’ (A) and the
other is labelled ‘Reason’ (R).
Identify the correct answer from the
choices given below :
(A) According to the Shariat, 4/5 of
the booty is to be distributed
among the soldiers, instead the
Delhi Sultan generally
appropriated 4/5 for themselves.
(R) Since the army consisted of paid
soldiers, the Sultan did not
consider the policy illegal.
Answer :
(A) Both ‘A’ and ‘R’ are true, but
‘R’ is not the correct explanation
of ‘A’
(B) ‘A’ is true, but ‘R’ is false
(C) Both ‘A’ and ‘R’ are true, and
‘R’ is the correct explanation of
‘A’
(D) ‘A’ is false, but ‘R’ is true
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35. Mashrut means a rank attached
to :
(A) A place
(B) A person
(C) A village
(D) A province
36. The Patrimonial Bureaucratic model
of the Mughal state put forward by
Stephen Blake is based on :
(A) The theories of Talcott Parsons
(B) The theories of Karl Marx
(C) The theories of Emile Durkheim
(D) The theories of Max Weber
37. The idea of oriental Despotism was
suggested by Marx and extended
by :
(A) Weber
(B) Gramsci
(C) Wittfogel
(D) Lenin
38. Ananda Ranga Pillai was a
merchant attached to :
(A) English East India Company at
Madras
(B) French East India Company at
Chandernagar
(C) English East India Company at
Calcutta
(D) French East India Company at
Pondicherry
35. d';kpk lanHkkZrhy ntkZ Eg.kts ^e'k:r* %
(A) tkxk
(B) O;Drh
(C) [ksMs
(D) izkar
36. fLVQu Cysdus ekaMysY;k eksxykaP;k fir`lŸkkd
uk Sdj'kkghpk uequk d';koj vk/kkfjr
gksrk \
(A) rkydkWV ikjlalpk flºkar
(B) dkyZ ekDlZpk flºkar
(C) ,fey Mjf[kepk flºkar
(D) eWDl oscjpk flºkar
37. ekDlZus lqpfoysY;k ikSokZR; neu'kkghP;k
ladYiuspk fodkl dks.kh dsyk \
(A) oscj
(B) xzkeph
(C) foVQksxsy
(D) ysfuu
38. O;kikjh vkuan jaxk fiYyS gk d';k'kh layXu
gksrk \
(A) baXyh'k bZLV bafM;k daiuh (eÊkl)
(B) ›sap bZLV bafM;k daiuh (paÊuxj)
(C) baXyh'k bZLV bafM;k daiuh (dydŸkk)
(D) ›sap bZLV bafM;k daiuh (ikWf.Mpjh)
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Answer Q. Nos. 39 to 42 based either
on the English or the Marathi
passage :
The legacy of the Indo-Muslim
frontier, the medieval Indian
economy, and new connection with
Europe helped to create conditions
favourable to the rise of an imperial
state in North India. These
conditions by no means assured
that such a state would arise, or that
it would be ruled by the Timurids.
The Mughal empire was the product
of a prolonged political struggle
whose outcome was in large measure
due to the abilities and good fortune
of its founders and builders. The two
founders of the Mughal empire,
Babur and his son and successor,
Humayun, eventually won a bitter
struggle with the Afghans for
supremacy in Northern India. In
this conflict the Mughals, although
kings, scarcely to be viewed as
emperors. They fought, sometimes
iz'u ÿ- 39 rs 42 gs iq<s fnysY;k mrkÚ;koj
vk/kkfjr vkgsr- baxzthrhy fdaok ejkBhrhy
mrkÚ;krhy iz'ukaph mŸkjs |k %
mŸkj Hkkjrkrhy ,dk lkezkT;kpk mn; gks.;kl
vuqdqy ifjfLFkrh fuekZ.k gks.;kl Hkkjrh;
eqLyhe lhespk okjlk] e/;;qxhu Hkkjrh;
vFkZO;oLFkk o ;qjksi'kh uos laca/k ;kaph enr
>kyh- dks.kR;kgh dkj.kkkjs vls jkT; mn;kl
;sbZy ok R;koj rSeqjoa'kh; jkT; djrhy ;k
ckcrhr lnjhy ifjfLFkrhkjs vk'okflr dsys
uOgrs- eq?ky lkezkT; iznh?kZ jktdh; la?k"kkZps
viR; gksrs] T;kph miyC/kh lkezkT;kP;k
laLFkkid o kerk o lqnSokeq ss foLr`r gksrh-
mŸkj Hkkjrkrhy opZLoklkBh eq?ky lkezkT;kps
nksu laLFkkid ckcj o R;kpk iq= okjl gqek;qu
;kauh vQxk.kkafo#n~/kpk iz[kj la?k"kZ vafrer%
ftadyk- ;k la?k"kkZr tjh rs jkts vlys rjh
eq?ky Dofprp lezkV Eg.kwu ikfgys xsys- mŸkj
Hkkjrkrhy lqihd xaxk [kksÚ;kr eq?ky vf/kiR;k
[kkyhy jkT; fuekZ.k dj.;klkBh izlaxh
vkR;afrd izfrdqy ifjfLFkrhr eq?ky y<ys-
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against overwhelming odds, to
create a Mughal domain in the rich
Indo-Gangetic plain of North India.
Their principal adversaries were
Afghans who had supplanted Turks
and Persians to become the most
powerful and widely dispersed
foreign Muslim groups in Northern
India. Under the Lodi dynasty
thousands of Afghan soldiers and
traders had migrated from the
mountain valley of Afghanistan to
the plains of North India. Many, like
the founder of the Lodi dynasty,
Buhlul Lodi, could trace their origins
to the overland horse trade. North
India demands for riding and battle
horses created a ready market for
the hardy horses of the Central
Asian steppe. By this point in time
many of these Afghan adventurers
had settled on the land as local lords
who controlled a Hindu peasantry.
mŸkj Hkkjrkrhy lokZr izcˇ o lkoZf=d vfLrRo
vl.kkjk ijdh; eqfLye xV c.k.;klkBh rqdZ
o if'kZ;kauk T;kauh gqldkoys rs vQxk.k
eq?kykaps izeq[k fojks/kd gksrs- yksnh ?kjk.;kP;k
lŸks varxZr gtkjks vQxk.k lSfud o O;kikjh
vQxkf.kLrkuP;k ioZr jkaxke/kwu mŸkj HkkjrkP;k
iBkjkoj LFkykarfjr >kys gksrs- yksnh ?kjk.;kP;k
laLFkkid cgyqy yksnh izek.ks vusdtu R;kaps
ew [kq"dhP;k ?kksMs O;kikÚ;kaeË;s 'kks/kw 'kdr-
?kksMsLokjh o ;qn~/k dkeklkBh e/; vkf'k;krhy
eSnkuh izns'kkrhy dkVd v'okalkBh r;kj
cktkj&isBsph mŸkj Hkkjrh; ekx.kheq s fufeZrh
>kyh- ;k os si;±r ;k vQxk.k lkglhaiSdh
vusdtu gÓk Hkwehoj fganw 'ksrdjh oxkZoj
fu;a=.k Bso.kkjs LFkkfud vf/kirh Eg.kwu
fLFkjkoys gksrs-
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39. The First two Mughal rulers should
not be termed ‘emperors’ because :
(A) They were not accepted as such
by their own nobles
(B) Humayun received a great
challenge from Rana Sanga of
Mewar
(C) The Afghan challenge
(D) Members of the family refused
to accept them as such
40. Tremendous opposition was faced by
the Mughals in their attempt to
carve out an empire in :
(A) The mountain valleys of
Afghanistan
(B) The Indo-Gangetic Plains
(C) The Indus Valley
(D) The Central Asian Steppes
39. izFke nksu eq?ky jkT;dR;k±uk ^lezkV* vls
lacksËkys tk≈ u;s] dkj.k %
(A) R;kaP;k ljnkjkauh R;kauk lezkV Eg.kwu
Lohdkjys uOgrs
(B) esokMP;k jk.kk laxkus gqek;quyk eksBs
vkOgku fnys gksrs
(C) vQxk.k vkOgku
(D) R;kaP;k dqVaqck;kauh R;kauk ^lezkV* ekuU;kl
udkj fnyk gksrk-
40. dksBs lkezkT; fuekZ.k dj.;kl eq?kykauk rhoz
fojks/kkl rksaM |kos ykxys \
(A) vQxkfuLrkuP;k Mksaxj jkaxk
(B) xaxk [kksÚ;krhy eSnkuh izkar
(C) fla/kw [kksjs
(D) e/; vkf'k;u eSnkuh izns'k
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41. The most powerful and widely
dispersed foreign group in North
India was :
(A) The Turks
(B) The Afghans
(C) The Persians
(D) The Mughals
42. The Lodis could trace their origins
to :
(A) The overland horse trade
(B) The overland silk trade to
China
(C) The long distance trade to
Turkey
(D) The Islamic states of Central
Asia
43. Mahalwari system was in practice
in the areas of :
(A) Punjab and Agra
(B) Bengal and Bihar
(C) Berar
(D) Gujarat
41. mŸkj Hkkjrkrhy lokZf/kd izcy o O;kid
foLrkj vl.kkjk ijdh; xV dks.krk gksrk \
(A) rqdZ
(B) vQxk.k
(C) if'kZ;u
(D) eq?ky
42. yksnh R;kaps ewˇ--------------------------;sFks 'kks/kw
'kdr-
(A) ijizkarkcjkscjpk [kq"dhpk v'oO;kikj
(B) phu'kh [kq"dhpk js'khe O;kikj
(C) rqdZLFkku'kh nh?kZ varjkpk O;kikj
(D) e/; vkf'k;ke/khy eqfLye jkT;
43. egkyokjh izFkk [kkyhyiSdh dks.kR;k ks=kr
izpfyr gksrh \
(A) iatkc vkf.k vkxzk
(B) caxky vkf.k fcgkj
(C) csjkj
(D) xqtjkr
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44. The main item of export by the East
India Company from the Deccan
was :
(A) Cotton
(B) Jute and Silk
(C) Rice
(D) Jute
45. The factor which precipitated the
decline of Indian Industries,
particularly rural artisan industries,
was :
(A) Rise in prices
(B) Growth in population
(C) Building of railways
(D) Pressure of agriculture
44. MsDdu Hkkxkrwu bLV bafM;k daiuh gh oLrw
fu;kZr djhr gksrh %
(A) dkiwl
(B) rkx vkf.k js'khe
(C) rkanw
(D) rkx
45. Hkkjrh;] izkeq[;kus xzkeh.k dkjkxhj] m|ksxkpk
Úgkl dks.kR;k ?kVdkus fuf'prh dsyh \
(A) fdaer ok<
(B) yksdla[;ko`n~/kh
(C) jsYosph cka/k.kh
(D) 'ksrhpk ncko
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46. Which of the following was NOT a
result of the unvarying revenue
demand introduced by the British in
Bengal ?
(A) It put greater premium on the
capacity for land management
at village level
(B) It generated pressure for
production of cash crops
(C) It improved the position of the
moneylender
(D) It forced a return to a barter
system
47. The only European country which
did not prohibit or impose heavy
duties on the import of Indian cotton
goods was :
(A) Germany
(B) France
(C) Holland
(D) Italy
46. caxkye/khy fczfV'kk aP;k fufçr eglwy
(dk;eËkkjk) /kk sj.kkps iq<hy ifj.kke
uOgrk %
(A) [k sM sxkokP;k ikrˇhoj vfrfjDr
eglwykP;k jDdespk cks>k
(B) uxnh ihd ?ks.;klkBhph tcjnLrh
(C) lkodkjkaP;k LFkku ntkZdMs nqyZk
(D) oLrqfofue; in~/krhdMs iqUgk okVpky
47. vls dks.krs ;qjksih; jk"V™ gksrs dh T;kus Hkkjrh;
lqrh ekykP;k vk;krhoj canh ?kkryh ukgh ok
izpaM vk;krdj yknyk ukgh %
(A) teZuh
(B) ›kUl
(C) gkWyaM
(D) bVyh
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48. Which among the following works is
not associated with Mount Stuart
Elphinstone ?
(A) India Today
(B) History of India
(C) Early Muslims in India
(D) The Crescent in India
49. In 1888, Sir Sayyid Ahmed founded
the :
(A) Upper Indian Mohammedan
Association
(B) Patriotic Association
(C) National Conference
(D) Muslim League
50. The modern Indian historian who
has written “It is difficult to avoid
the conclusion that the so-called First
National War of Independence was
neither first, nor national, nor a war
of independence”, is :
(A) R.C. Majumdar
(B) Tara Chand
(C) K.K. Datta
(D) S.C. Sen
48. [kkyhyiSdh dks.kR;k ys[kuk'kh ek≈UV LVqvVZ
,fYQULVu lacaf/kr ukgh \
(A) vktdkypk Hkkjr
(B) Hkkjrkpk bfrgkl
(C) Hkkjrkrhy izkjaHkhps eqfLye
(D) Hkkjrkrhy paÊdksjhps vkxeu
49. 1888 e/;s lj l∏;n vgen ;kauh------------
ph LFkkiuk dsyh-
(A) vij bafM;u eksgEesMu vlksfl,'ku
(B) iWV™kWvkWfVd vlksfl,'ku
(C) uW'kuy dkWUQjUl
(D) eqfLye yhx
50. vk/kquhd Hkkjrkrhy dks.kR;k bfrgkldkjkus
fyghys vkgs dh] ^^vlk fu"d"kZ Vkˇ.ks vo?kM
vkgs dh rFkkdfFkr ifgys jk"V™h; Lokra´;
;qn~Ëk u dh ifgys uk jk"V™h; uk Lokra´; ;qn~Ëk
gksrs** %
(A) vkj-lh- eqtqenkj
(B) rkjkpan
(C) ds-ds- nŸkk
(D) lqjs'kpaÊ lsu
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51. Match the following and select the
correct answer from the codes given
below :
(a) Shubhasuchak (i) Mumbai
(b) Harikishor (ii) Akola
(c) Varchad (iii) Yevatmal
Samachar
(d) Subodha (iv) Satara
Patrika
Codes :
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
(B) (iii) (ii) (i) (iv)
(C) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i)
(D) (ii) (i) (iv) (iii)
52. Arrange the following in correct
chronological order :
(i) Rowlatt Act
(ii) Jallianwala Bagh Tragedy
(iii) Government of India Act of 1919
(iv) Death of B.G. Tilak
The correct answer is :
(A) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
(B) (ii) (i) (iv) (iii)
(C) (i) (iii) (ii) (iv)
(D) (iii) (i) (ii) (iv)
51. tksMÓk tq ok vkf.k [kkyh fnysY;k ladsrkeËkwu
;ksX; mŸkj fuoMk %
(a) 'kqHklwpd (i) eqEcbZ
(b) gfjfd'kksj (ii) vdksyk
(c) ojp< lekpkj (iii) ;orekˇ
(d) lqcks/k if=dk (iv) lkrkjk
ladsrkad %
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
(B) (iii) (ii) (i) (iv)
(C) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i)
(D) (ii) (i) (iv) (iii)
52. [kkyhy ?kVuk dkyÿekus tq foysyk lq;ksX;
i;kZ; fuoMk %
(i) jkSysV dk;nk
(ii) tkfy;uokyk ckx nq?kZVuk
(iii) 1919 pk Hkkjr ljdkj dk;nk
(iv) ck- xa- fVˇdkaph e`R;q
mfpr i;kZ; vkgs %
(A) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
(B) (ii) (i) (iv) (iii)
(C) (i) (iii) (ii) (iv)
(D) (iii) (i) (ii) (iv)
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53. Who formed the Justice Party ?
(A) Ramaswami Naicker
(B) M.C. Rajah
(C) C.N. Mudaliar and T.M. Nair
(D) M. Karunanidhi
54. Which of the following periodicals is
not correctly matched with its
editor ?
(A) Bande Mataram—Aurobindo
Ghosh
(B) New India—Bipin Chandra Pal
(C) Yugantar —Bhupendranath
Dutta
(D) Sandhya—Barindra Ghosh
55. Kuka sect was formed by :
(A) Guru Gobind Singh
(B) Ranjit Singh
(C) Ram Singh
(D) Prakash Singh
53. tLVhl ikVhZph LFkkiuk dks.kh dsyh \
(A) jkekLokeh uk;dj
(B) ,e~-lh- jktk
(C) lh-,u~- eqnyh;kj vkf.k Vh-,e~-uk;j
(D) ,e- d#.kkuh/kh
54. [kkyhyiSdh dks.kR;k o`Ÿki=kaps uko o R;kaP;k
laikndkP;k uko cjkscj tq r ukgh \
(A) oansekrje~ µ vjfoanks ?kks"k
(B) U;w bafM;k µ fcihu paÊ iky
(C) ;qxkarj µ HkqisUÊukFk nŸkk
(D) la/;k µ ckjhUÊ ?kks"k
55. dqdk iaFk dks.kh LFkkfiyk \
(A) xq# xksfoan flax
(B) j.kftr flax
(C) jke flax
(D) izdk'k flax
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56. Rabindranath Tagore surrendered
his title to the British because of :
(A) Non-cooperation Movement
(B) Civil Disobedience Movement
(C) Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
(D) Poona Pact
57. What was the attitude of the
socialists towards Govind Vallabh
Pant’s resolution, moved at the
Tripuri Session of the Congress,
held in March 1939 ?
(A) They opposed the resolution
(B) They supported the resolution
(C) They remained neutral
(D) They did not attend the meeting
58. Who among the following was not
a member of the Cabinet Mission
1946 ?
(A) Lord Pathick Lawrence
(B) Sir Stafford Cripps
(C) A.V. Alexander
(D) Winston Churchill
56. jchaÊukFk Vkxksjkauh fczVh'kkauk vkiyh inoh
d'kkeq s ijr dsyh \
(A) vlgdkj pˇoˇ
(B) lfou; dk;nsHkax
(C) tkfy;uokyk ckx gR;kdkaM
(D) iw.ks djkj
57. ekpZ 1939 e/;s dk°xzslP;k f=iqjk vf/kos'kukr
xksfoan oYyHk iar ;kauh ekaMysY;k Bjkokckcr
lkektoknÓkaP;k n`"Vhdksu dk; gksrk \
(A) R;kauh Bjkokyk fojks/k dsyk
(B) R;kauh Bjkokyk ikfBack fnyk
(C) rs rVLFk jkfgys
(D) cSBdhr vuqifLFkr jkfgys
58. [kkyhyiSdh dks.k 1946 pk dWfcusV fe'kupk
lnL; uOgrk \
(A) ykWMZ iWfFkd ykWjsUl
(B) lj LVWQksMZ fÿIl
(C) ,- Ogh- vysD>kaMj
(D) foUlVu pfpZy
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59. Who has the authority to proclaim
the Emergency ?
(A) The Parliament
(B) The President
(C) The Prime Minister
(D) The Home Minister
60. Sarat Chandra Bose formed the :
(A) Socialist Republican Party
(B) Forward Bloc
(C) Communist Party of India
(D) Kisan Sabha
61. A boundary between India and
China is called :
(A) McMahon Line
(B) Durand Line
(C) Stafford Line
(D) Radcliffe Line
62. The most fearless and bold woman
leader of the peasant movement, who
sacrificed her life to protect peasants’
rights was :
(A) Ambica Chakraborthy
(B) Snehlata Wadekar
(C) Veera Gunnamma
(D) Preeti Lata Wadekar
59. vk.khck.kh tkfgj dj.;kpk vf/kdkj dks.kkl
vkgs \
(A) laln
(B) jk"V™irh
(C) iariz/kku
(D) x`gea=h
60. ljrpaÊ cksl ;kauh d'kkph LFkkiuk dsyh \
(A) lektoknh iztklŸkkd ik
(B) QkWjoMZ CykWd
(C) Hkkjrh; lkE;oknh ik
(D) fdlku lHkk
61. Hkkjr o phu njE;kuph lhekjs"kk----------------
Eg.kwu lacksf/kyh tkrs-
(A) eWdeksgu js"kk
(B) M;qj°M js"kk
(C) LVWQksMZ js"kk
(D) jWMfDyQ js"kk
62. 'ksrdÚ;kaps gDd fVdfo.;klkBh Lor%P;k
vk;q";kpk R;kx dj.kkjh] 'ksrdjhpˇoˇhrhy
vfr'k; /kkMlh- fufHkZd efgyk usrk gksrh \
(A) vafcdk pÿorhZ
(B) Lusgyrk okMsdj
(C) ohjk xqUuEek
(D) fizrhyrk okMsdj
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63. The unique contribution of Rani
Gaidinliu’s Naga movement was
that :
(A) She integrated the tribal
movement with the Civil
Disobedience Movement
(B) She gave valuable support to
the Indian National Army
(C) It was the only nationalist
movement by the tribals of the
North-east
(D) For the first time the tribals of
the North-east demanded
autonomy
64. One of the following does not come
under the purview of external
criticism :
(A) Authorship of documents
(B) The sources
(C) Dates
(D) Contents of the documents
65. Who among the following believes
that history could be described
without the philosophy of
causation ?
(A) Ranke
(B) Hegel
(C) Comte
(D) Simon
63. jk.kh xkbZfnUywP;k ukxk pˇoˇhps oSf'k"VÓiq.kZ
;ksxnku Eg.kts %
(A) frus vkfnoklh pˇoˇhph lkaxM lfou;
dk;nsHkax pˇoˇhcjkscj ?kkryh
(B) vk>kn fgan QkStsyk veqY; enr
(C) gh bZ'kkU;Hkkjrkrhy ,deso vkfnoklh
pˇoˇ gks;
(D) ifgY;kankp bZ'kkU;Hkkjrkrhy vkfnoklhauh
Lok;Ÿkrsph ekx.kh dsyh
64. [kkyhyiSdh dks.krh ckc ck· ifjk.kkarxZr
nsr ukgh \
(A) dkxni=kapk ys[kd
(B) lk/kus
(C) rkj[kk
(D) dkxni=kae/khy etdwj
65. [kkyhyi Sdh dk s. k h vls ekuys dh
dk;Zdkj.kHkkokP;k rRoKkukf'kok; bfrgklkps
o.kZu dsys tk≈ 'kdrs \
(A) jWUds
(B) gsxsy
(C) dksar
(D) flek°
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66. Who remarked that ‘the subject of
history is history itself ’ ?
(A) Oakshott
(B) Henri Pirenne
(C) Benedetto Croce
(D) Rainier
67. Who among the following is
associated with Social Darwinism ?
(A) Herbert Spencer
(B) Malthus
(C) Adam Smith
(D) Thomas Gresham
68. Who has discussed the concept of
‘Arrested Civilization’ ?
(A) Toynbee
(B) Hegel
(C) Marx
(D) Ranke
69. Who among the following is called
the ‘Father of Humanism’ ?
(A) Dante
(B) Patrarch
(C) Harvey
(D) Cicero
70. Two important thinkers associated
with the Enlightenment are :
(A) Voltaire and Diderot
(B) Friedrich Engels and Karl
Marx
(C) St. Thomas Aquinas and Austin
(D) Erasmus and Erigena
66. ^^bfrgklkpk fo"k; gk Lor%p ,d fo"k;vkgs-** vls dks.kh EgVys gksrs \(A) vksd'kkWV(B) gsUjh fijsUu(C) csusMsV~Vks ÿksls(D) jWfu,j
67. lkekftd MkfoZfu>~e'kh dks.k lacaf/krgksrs \(A) gcZVZ LisUlj(B) ekYFkl~(C) vWMWe fLeFk
(D) FkkWel xzW'kWe
68. daqBhr laLœrhP;k laKsph ppkZ dks.kh dsyh
vkgs \
(A) VkW;Uch
(B) gsxsy
(C) ekDlZ
(D) j°ds
69. [kkyhyiSdh dks.kkyk ekuorkoknkpk tud
Eg.krkr \
(A) nkars
(B) isV™kWdZ
(C) gosZ
(D) fllsjks
70. gs izcks/kukP;k ;qxk'kh lacaf/kr egŸokps fopkjoar
gksrs %
(A) OgksYVsvj o fnnsjks
(B) ›sMfjd ,atYl o dkyZ ekDlZ
(C) lsaV FkkWel vWDohukl o vkWfLVu
(D) ,jWLel o ,jhtsuk
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71. Ferdinand Lassalle, a socialist
leader, belonged to :
(A) Germany
(B) Russia
(C) China
(D) Italy
72. In England slave trade was
abolished in the year :
(A) 1805
(B) 1807
(C) 1823
(D) 1833
73. Who was the first to use the term
‘Third World’ ?
(A) Alfred Sawvy
(B) Morton Kaplan
(C) Marshal Tito
(D) Jawaharlal Nehru
74. The decision to convene a conference
of African and Asian states at
Bandung was taken in 1954 at the
conference in :
(A) Colombo
(B) Lahore
(C) New Delhi
(D) Singapore
75. In which year did the cold war come
to an end ?
(A) 1945
(B) 1961
(C) 1989
(D) 1992
71. lektoknh usrk QfMZukan ylky dks.kR;k ns'kkps
gksrs \
(A) teZuh
(B) jf'k;k
(C) phu
(D) bVyh
72. baXyaMe/;s xqykekpk O;kikj ;ko"khZ jÌ dj.;kr
vkyk %
(A) 1805
(B) 1807
(C) 1823
(D) 1833
73. ^frljs tx* gh laKk loZi zFke dk s.kh
okijyh \
(A) vY›sM lkWOgh
(B) ekWVZu dWIyWu
(C) ek'kZy fVVks
(D) tokgjyky usg#
74. vk›ks&vkf'k;u jk"V™kaph ,d ijh"kn ckaMqax
;sFks Hkjfo.;kpk fu.kZ; 1954 lkyh dksBs
>kysY;k ijh"knsr ?ks.;kr vkyk \
(A) dksyksEcks
(B) ykgksj
(C) uoh fnYyh
(D) flaxkiwj
75. dks.kR;k o"khZ 'khr;qn~/kkpk var >kyk \
(A) 1945
(B) 1961
(C) 1989
(D) 1992
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