MCQ Chapter 3 Resistance and Resilience (1000–1700 CE) Class 9 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement 1. What was the Akal Takht established by Guru Hargobind?A centre for overseas trading companiesA seat of temporal authority concerned with justice and governanceA fort belonging to the Ahom kingdomAn institution for collecting agricultural produceQuestion 1 of 202. What do the terms Miri and Piri represent?Agricultural production and tradeMilitary ranks and land grantsWorldly authority and spiritual authority, respectivelyRiver warfare and guerrilla warfareQuestion 2 of 203. Who established the Sikh order known as the Khalsa in 1699 CE?Guru Gobind SinghGuru NanakGuru Arjan DevGuru HargobindQuestion 3 of 204. What were the armed groups formed by the Sikhs to defend themselves and their territories called?IqtasMansabdarsNayakasMisalsQuestion 4 of 205. Which Sikh Guru was executed on Aurangzeb's orders in 1675 CE?Guru NanakGuru Tegh BahadurGuru HargobindGuru Gobind SinghQuestion 5 of 206. Who led the Jat rebellion against the Mughal Empire in 1669 CE?Lachit BorphukanRana SangaGokul JatKumara KampanaQuestion 6 of 207. Why did the Jats rebel again in 1686 CE?They took advantage of Aurangzeb's prolonged military campaigns in the DeccanThey wanted to establish the Vijayanagara EmpireThey sought to end all agricultural productionThey intended to support the establishment of the Delhi SultanateQuestion 7 of 208. Section 5: The Bhakti Tradition and Cultural Resilienceat is Bhakti?A system of land revenue collectionA form of military organisationA method of constructing defensive fortsA tradition of personal devotion to the divineQuestion 8 of 209. What were the two broad streams of the Bhakti tradition?Miri and PiriNirguna Bhakti and Saguna BhaktiIqta and MansabdariSufism and PaikQuestion 9 of 2010. Which Bhakti saint helped bridge the devotional traditions of southern and northern India?TulsidasSankardevRamanandaEknathQuestion 10 of 2011. Why were local languages important to the Bhakti movement?They made devotional teachings accessible to wider sections of societyThey restricted religious teachings to royal courtsThey prevented ordinary people from participating in worshipThey eliminated community singingQuestion 11 of 2012. What is meant by Nam Kirtan?A military ceremony for appointing commandersA method of collecting taxes from farmersA system of assigning territories to noblesRecitation of the divine Name as a form of worshipQuestion 12 of 2013. What is Satsang in the context of the Bhakti tradition?A royal military assemblyCommunity participation in devotional gatheringsA system of land measurementA maritime trading agreementQuestion 13 of 2014. Which work was composed by Sankardev and remains central to present-day Vaishnava traditions?AmukthamalyadaPrem VatikaKirtana GhoshaMolla RamayanamQuestion 14 of 2015. Who composed the Ramcharitmanas in Awadhi?TulsidasKabirSurdasNamdevQuestion 15 of 2016. Which Bhakti saint led public sankirtan in Bengal to protest restrictions imposed by a Qazi?RamanandaVallabhacharyaChokhamelaChaitanya MahaprabhuQuestion 16 of 2017. What was an important social effect of the Bhakti tradition's emphasis on equality and inclusion?It restricted participation to royal familiesIt encouraged greater participation of women from diverse backgroundsIt prohibited the use of regional languagesIt discouraged devotional poetryQuestion 17 of 2018. Who composed the Molla Ramayanam in Telugu?LaldedAkkamahadeviAtukuri MollaBahinabaiQuestion 18 of 2019. Which two Bhakti saints renounced worldly comforts and lived as ascetics?Akka Mahadevi and Lal DedTulsidas and SurdasEknath and TukaramRamananda and VallabhacharyaQuestion 19 of 2020. What did Akbar's policy of Sulh-i-Kul represent?Exclusive support for military expansionThe compulsory closure of all marketsThe abolition of all diplomatic relationsPeace with all and universal tolerationQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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