Correct Answer : Sir Thomas Roe
As an ambassador of Emperor James l, Sir Thomas Roe reached in the court of Mughal Emperor Jehandri at Agra in 1615. Jehangir presented him the Mansab of 400.
Correct Answer : Besalpur and Surkotada
Total number of Harappan sites in the western state of Gujarat is more than 190. Some of them are Lothal, Prabhas Patan, Rojdi, Desalpur and Surkotada. Desalpur is famous for disproportionately large fortification. At Surkotada, a compact citadel and residential annexe complex has been found.
Correct Answer : Guru Teg Bhadur
Guru Tegh Bahadur's martyrdom : In the late 17th century, Mughal emperor Aurangzeb imposed the Sharia law across his empire and an additional jizya tax on non-Muslims. It is also believed that he forcibly converted many people to Islam.
Correct Answer : Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Correct Answer : Gopal Krishna Gokhale
Gopal Krishna Gokhale: The liberal nationalist regarded by Gandhi as his political guru.
Correct Answer : James Mill
James Mill published his influential History of British India in 1818 that contains a complete denunciation and rejection of Indian culture and civilisation. In 1817, James Mill published his most important work, The History of British India.
Correct Answer : 1892
Britishers through The Indian Councils Act of 1892, in the year 1892 for the first time introduced the system of indirect election in India. This act was the first major achievement of the Indian National Congress. It increased the additional members of the central legislative council.
Correct Answer : Tharu
The correct answer is Tharu. Tharu people worship mainly their tribal Goddess called Bhuiyan or Bhumsen with other Hindu Gods & Goddess. The word tharu is believed to be derived from sthavir, meaning followers of Theravada Buddhism.
Correct Answer : Former kings
Correct Answer : Champaran, Ahmedabad, Kheda, Non-cooperation
