History Of Subcontinent Important MCQs in Pdf
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Important MCQs of History Of Subcontinent |
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1. | The main characteristic of the Indus Valley Civilisation is | Drainage System |
2. | The main occupation of the people of the induas valley was | Agriculture |
3. | Which one of the following archeologists initially discovered the Moen-jo-Daro site of the idus valley civilisation? | Rakhal Das Banerjee |
4. | Which one of the following element of Hinduism were practised in the Indus valley civilisation? | Cult of shiva |
5. | The great bath of the Indus valley civilisation waa discovered in | Moen jo Daro |
6. | Which metal was not known on the Indus valley people? | Iron |
7. | Nomad man started settling in | Neolothic Age |
8. | The earliest evidence of silver in india is found in | Harrappan Culture |
9. | The periode when men used both stones and copper tools is known as the | Metal Age |
10. | The Indus valley civilisation is known as Pr-Aryan civilisation because of the evidence of | Script |
11. | The greatest invansion of mn in the Palaeolithic Age as | Fire |
12. | The script the Indus valley civilisation was | Dravidian |
13. | The Indus valley people knew the use of | Gold, Silver, Copper, Bronze but not Iron |
14. | The Indus valley people had trade relations with | Mesopotamia |
15. | The Indus valley houses were built of | Bricks |
16. | The Indus valley civilisation flourshed during | 3000-1500 BC |
17. | The Indus valley people worshiped | Mother of Goddess |
18. | The Aryan at first settled in | Punjab |
19. | Which of the following craftsmanship was not practised by the Aryan | Blacksmith |
20. | Brahmans are books that deal with | Ritualism |
21. | The Indus valley civilisation was discovered in | 1922 |
22. | The Lothal civilisation was known for | Drainage system |
23. | Moen jo Daro is also known as | Mound of the dead |
24. | Which colour was commonly used in Harappan pottery? | Red |