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When did India become a free nation?
When did India become a free nation?
- 1920
- 1932
- 1947 (correct)
- 1945
Who was the ruler known for the infamous invasions and plunder of India during 971 - 1030?
Who was the ruler known for the infamous invasions and plunder of India during 971 - 1030?
- Tipu Sultan
- Tamerlane
- Baji Rao
- Mahmud de Ghazni (correct)
Which European country's caravels threatened the Indian Ocean trade with their military attitude and practices?
Which European country's caravels threatened the Indian Ocean trade with their military attitude and practices?
- Portugal (correct)
- Spain
- France
- England
Who founded a unified empire in northern India after defeating the Turkish of the Lodis in Delhi?
Who founded a unified empire in northern India after defeating the Turkish of the Lodis in Delhi?
Which leader was involved in the organized Indian resistance against British agents of the British East India Company?
Which leader was involved in the organized Indian resistance against British agents of the British East India Company?
What is India historically known as in Puranic tradition?
What is India historically known as in Puranic tradition?
In the political context, the Indian empire as it existed before August 15, 1947, included which region beyond the current natural boundaries?
In the political context, the Indian empire as it existed before August 15, 1947, included which region beyond the current natural boundaries?
What were the approximate longitudinal and latitudinal boundaries of the Indian empire as described in the text?
What were the approximate longitudinal and latitudinal boundaries of the Indian empire as described in the text?
Excluding Burma, what was the total area of the Indian empire according to the Government of India Act of 1935?
Excluding Burma, what was the total area of the Indian empire according to the Government of India Act of 1935?
What concept does the text suggest India to be more aligned with based on its history and identity?
What concept does the text suggest India to be more aligned with based on its history and identity?
