For Zat in the Mughal mansabdari system, identify the meaning of the term in its stated context.
Correct answer: A
Zat indicated status; sawar concerned cavalry obligations.
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Correct answer: A
Zat indicated status; sawar concerned cavalry obligations.
Correct answer: D
I is incorrect: Iqta under the Delhi Sultanate → An assigned revenue territory. An iqtadar collected revenue subject to obligations to the state. II is incorrect: Gahapati in early historic texts → A substantial householder. The term often denotes a household head controlling resources.
Correct answer: C
I is correct: Mahalwari settlement → Revenue settlement with a village estate. The mahal was the unit of assessment. II is correct: Shreni in ancient urban economies → A guild. Artisans or merchants organised themselves into guilds.
Correct answer: D
I is incorrect: Subsidiary Alliance → Acceptance of a British force at the ruler's expense. It curtailed a princely state's independent military and diplomatic action. II is correct: Zat in the Mughal mansabdari system → Personal rank. Zat indicated status; sawar concerned cavalry obligations.
Correct answer: A
It differed from settlement through zamindars.
Correct answer: C
I is incorrect: Agrahara land grant → Land assigned to Brahmanas. Such grants supported learned or religious beneficiaries. II is incorrect: Gahapati in early historic texts → A substantial householder. The term often denotes a household head controlling resources.
Correct answer: C
I is correct: Iqta under the Delhi Sultanate → An assigned revenue territory. An iqtadar collected revenue subject to obligations to the state. II is incorrect: Zat in the Mughal mansabdari system → Personal rank. Zat indicated status; sawar concerned cavalry obligations.
Correct answer: A
I is incorrect: Gahapati in early historic texts → A substantial householder. The term often denotes a household head controlling resources. II is correct: Subsidiary Alliance → Acceptance of a British force at the ruler's expense. It curtailed a princely state's independent military and diplomatic action.
Correct answer: D
The mahal was the unit of assessment.
Correct answer: C
I is incorrect: Subsidiary Alliance → Acceptance of a British force at the ruler's expense. It curtailed a princely state's independent military and diplomatic action. II is incorrect: Shreni in ancient urban economies → A guild. Artisans or merchants organised themselves into guilds.
Correct answer: A
I is correct: Zat in the Mughal mansabdari system → Personal rank. Zat indicated status; sawar concerned cavalry obligations. II is correct: Sabha in early Vedic society → An assembly. The Sabha was a deliberative institution rather than a tax.
Correct answer: C
It curtailed a princely state's independent military and diplomatic action.
Correct answer: A
I is incorrect: Gahapati in early historic texts → A substantial householder. The term often denotes a household head controlling resources. II is correct: Mahalwari settlement → Revenue settlement with a village estate. The mahal was the unit of assessment.
Correct answer: D
I is correct: Sawar in the Mughal mansabdari system → Cavalry rank. It specified the cavalry component of service. II is incorrect: Shreni in ancient urban economies → A guild. Artisans or merchants organised themselves into guilds.
Correct answer: A
It specified the cavalry component of service.
Correct answer: C
I is incorrect: Agrahara land grant → Land assigned to Brahmanas. Such grants supported learned or religious beneficiaries. II is incorrect: Ryotwari settlement → Direct revenue settlement with cultivators. It differed from settlement through zamindars.
Correct answer: A
I is incorrect: Ryotwari settlement → Direct revenue settlement with cultivators. It differed from settlement through zamindars. II is correct: Sawar in the Mughal mansabdari system → Cavalry rank. It specified the cavalry component of service.
Correct answer: B
I is correct: Kalibangan's Harappan settlement → Rajasthan. The site lies near the Ghaggar in Rajasthan. II is correct: Sanchi's Great Stupa → Madhya Pradesh. Sanchi is an important Buddhist monument complex.
Correct answer: D
The ruins are near Anantnag.
Correct answer: A
I is correct: Ajanta's Buddhist caves → Maharashtra. The caves contain paintings and rock-cut monasteries. II is incorrect: Mehrgarh's early farming settlement → Balochistan. Mehrgarh lies in present-day Pakistan.
Correct answer: B
The shelters preserve prehistoric rock art.
Correct answer: A
I is correct: Mahabalipuram's Shore Temple → Tamil Nadu. It belongs to the Pallava architectural tradition. II is correct: Modhera's Sun Temple → Gujarat. It was built under the Chaulukya dynasty.
Correct answer: B
The site developed along the Krishna river region.
Correct answer: D
I is incorrect: Burzahom's Neolithic settlement → Kashmir Valley. The site is known for pit dwellings. II is incorrect: Rakhigarhi's Harappan settlement → Haryana. Rakhigarhi is a major Harappan site in Hisar district.
Correct answer: A
I is incorrect: Martand Sun Temple ruins → Kashmir Valley. The ruins are near Anantnag. II is correct: Pattadakal's temple group → Karnataka. The Chalukya centre shows northern and southern temple forms.