05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233667 What were the small political groups of the Sikhs called?

1 Khalsa.
2 Misls.
3 Dalkhalsa.
4 None of these.
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233668 The Mughal Empire was the most powerful Islamic empire in India. It was at its peak during the 17th century, when fine buildings such as the Taj Mahal came up. But in the 18th century, the Mughal Empire slowly broke up into many independent regional states. Which states became extremely powerful and independent but did not break their ties with the Mughal emperor?

1 Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Chennai
2 Awadh, Bengal, and Hyderabad
3 Hyderabad, Murshidabad, and Madras
4 Bengal, Gujarat, and Rajasthan
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233669 ___________is known as the ‘Magna Carta’ of Modern Indian Education.

1 Report of Hunter Commission 1882
2 Wood's despatch 1854
3 University Act 1904
4 Lord Macaulay’s proposal 1835
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233670 Ajit Singh the ruler of ___________Was involved in the factional politics at the mughal court.

1 Amber
2 Jodhpur
3 Malwa
4 Bundi
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233667 What were the small political groups of the Sikhs called?

1 Khalsa.
2 Misls.
3 Dalkhalsa.
4 None of these.
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233668 The Mughal Empire was the most powerful Islamic empire in India. It was at its peak during the 17th century, when fine buildings such as the Taj Mahal came up. But in the 18th century, the Mughal Empire slowly broke up into many independent regional states. Which states became extremely powerful and independent but did not break their ties with the Mughal emperor?

1 Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Chennai
2 Awadh, Bengal, and Hyderabad
3 Hyderabad, Murshidabad, and Madras
4 Bengal, Gujarat, and Rajasthan
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233669 ___________is known as the ‘Magna Carta’ of Modern Indian Education.

1 Report of Hunter Commission 1882
2 Wood's despatch 1854
3 University Act 1904
4 Lord Macaulay’s proposal 1835
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233670 Ajit Singh the ruler of ___________Was involved in the factional politics at the mughal court.

1 Amber
2 Jodhpur
3 Malwa
4 Bundi
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05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233667 What were the small political groups of the Sikhs called?

1 Khalsa.
2 Misls.
3 Dalkhalsa.
4 None of these.
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233668 The Mughal Empire was the most powerful Islamic empire in India. It was at its peak during the 17th century, when fine buildings such as the Taj Mahal came up. But in the 18th century, the Mughal Empire slowly broke up into many independent regional states. Which states became extremely powerful and independent but did not break their ties with the Mughal emperor?

1 Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Chennai
2 Awadh, Bengal, and Hyderabad
3 Hyderabad, Murshidabad, and Madras
4 Bengal, Gujarat, and Rajasthan
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233669 ___________is known as the ‘Magna Carta’ of Modern Indian Education.

1 Report of Hunter Commission 1882
2 Wood's despatch 1854
3 University Act 1904
4 Lord Macaulay’s proposal 1835
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233670 Ajit Singh the ruler of ___________Was involved in the factional politics at the mughal court.

1 Amber
2 Jodhpur
3 Malwa
4 Bundi
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233667 What were the small political groups of the Sikhs called?

1 Khalsa.
2 Misls.
3 Dalkhalsa.
4 None of these.
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233668 The Mughal Empire was the most powerful Islamic empire in India. It was at its peak during the 17th century, when fine buildings such as the Taj Mahal came up. But in the 18th century, the Mughal Empire slowly broke up into many independent regional states. Which states became extremely powerful and independent but did not break their ties with the Mughal emperor?

1 Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Chennai
2 Awadh, Bengal, and Hyderabad
3 Hyderabad, Murshidabad, and Madras
4 Bengal, Gujarat, and Rajasthan
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233669 ___________is known as the ‘Magna Carta’ of Modern Indian Education.

1 Report of Hunter Commission 1882
2 Wood's despatch 1854
3 University Act 1904
4 Lord Macaulay’s proposal 1835
05. Eighteenth-Century Political Formations

233670 Ajit Singh the ruler of ___________Was involved in the factional politics at the mughal court.

1 Amber
2 Jodhpur
3 Malwa
4 Bundi