• (A) establishing overseas colonies
• (B) bringing enormous plundered wealth from southern kingdoms
• (C) introducing democracy
• (D) abolishing taxes

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• (A) Nalanda
• (B) Srirangam
• (C) Taxila
• (D) Amaravati Stupa

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• (A) Delhi had become a port city
• (B) Daulatabad was believed to offer better control over the empire
• (C) silver mines were found there
• (D) Mongols permanently occupied Delhi

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• (A) People refused to build roads.
• (B) The long-distance movement caused hardship and later had to be reversed.
• (C) Delhi became too small for administration.
• (D) Daulatabad was conquered immediately by the Portuguese.

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• (A) copper coins equal in value to silver or gold coins
• (B) gold coins equal to copper coins
• (C) shells as official currency
• (D) paper notes as legal tender

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• (A) Gold disappeared from India.
• (B) Traders refused to use all coins.
• (C) Counterfeit copper coins became common, creating confusion in trade.
• (D) Foreign trade stopped completely.

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• (A) Tourism, mining and exports only
• (B) Plunder, taxes and slave trade
• (C) Agriculture alone
• (D) Donations from neighbouring kingdoms only

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• (A) secularism
• (B) iconoclasm
• (C) federalism
• (D) pilgrimage

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• (A) a tax collected only from traders
• (B) a tax imposed on non-Muslim subjects for protection and exemption from military service
• (C) a tax collected only from soldiers
• (D) a land revenue collected from all farmers equally

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• (A) Promoting maritime trade
• (B) Encouraging military recruitment of all communities
• (C) Creating financial and social pressure on non-Muslim subjects
• (D) Reducing agricultural production

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