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Which factor best explains the rise of trade centres along major routes?

(A) Isolation from other regions
(B) Easy movement of goods and people
(C) Ban on commerce
(D) Absence of roads

Correct Answer: B

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Question (22)

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If a city had access to major trade routes and ports, it was likely to:

(A) Decline economically
(B) Become a trade hub
(C) Remain uninhabited
(D) Lose population immediately

Correct Answer: B

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Question (23)

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The development of routes such as the Uttarapatha and Dakṣhiṇapatha indicates:

(A) Decreasing interaction among regions
(B) Growing connectivity across India
(C) End of trade
(D) Absence of travel

Correct Answer: B

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Question (24)

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Which region benefited directly from the Dakṣhiṇapatha crossing the Vindhyas?

(A) Southern India
(B) Tibet
(C) Afghanistan
(D) Central Asia

Correct Answer: A

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Question (25)

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The emergence of important ports on both coasts suggests the growth of:

(A) Maritime trade
(B) Desert trade only
(C) Mountain settlements only
(D) Nomadic life only

Correct Answer: A

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Question (26)

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A historian studying early trade networks would find the Uttarapatha significant because it:

(A) Linked major regions of northern India
(B) Connected only villages
(C) Was limited to one kingdom
(D) Avoided urban centres

Correct Answer: A

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Question (27)

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Which statement best reflects the condition of India by about 300–200 BCE?

(A) Regions remained isolated
(B) The Subcontinent had become highly interconnected
(C) Trade had stopped
(D) Ports had disappeared

Correct Answer: B

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Question (28)

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Goods travelling across different regions of India indicate:

(A) Cultural and economic interaction
(B) Political collapse
(C) Lack of communication
(D) End of urbanisation

Correct Answer: A

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Question (29)

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Besides goods, what else travelled from region to region?

(A) Only armies
(B) Only rulers
(C) Culture
(D) Only coins

Correct Answer: C

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Question (30)

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Connections beyond India extended to parts of:

(A) Europe and Australia only
(B) Central and Southeast Asia
(C) South America only
(D) Antarctica only

Correct Answer: B

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Question (21)

Which factor best explains the rise of trade centres along major routes?

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Question (22)

If a city had access to major trade routes and ports, it was likely to:

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Question (23)

The development of routes such as the Uttarapatha and Dakṣhiṇapatha indicates:

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Question (24)

Which region benefited directly from the Dakṣhiṇapatha crossing the Vindhyas?

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Question (25)

The emergence of important ports on both coasts suggests the growth of:

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Question (26)

A historian studying early trade networks would find the Uttarapatha significant because it:

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Question (27)

Which statement best reflects the condition of India by about 300–200 BCE?

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Question (28)

Goods travelling across different regions of India indicate:

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Question (29)

Besides goods, what else travelled from region to region?

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Connections beyond India extended to parts of:

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