• (A) establish a university
• (B) wage war against the "infidels" and plunder wealth
• (C) promote maritime trade
• (D) help the Lodi rulers

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• (A) Delhi became the capital of the Mughal Empire.
• (B) The city was devastated, with many people killed or enslaved.
• (C) The Sultanate expanded into South India.
• (D) The Hoysalas accepted Sultanate rule.

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• (A) Mamluks
• (B) Khiljis
• (C) Sayyids
• (D) Lodis

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• (A) agriculture had completely stopped
• (B) resistance from regional kingdoms had reduced its territory
• (C) foreign trade had ended
• (D) Delhi was abandoned permanently

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• (A) founding the Mughal Empire
• (B) defeating Babur at Panipat
• (C) repelling Sultanate forces and building the Sun Temple at Konark
• (D) introducing token currency

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• (A) Capture of Delhi by Babur
• (B) Defeat of the Sultanate's governor of Bengal by Narasimhadeva I
• (C) Battle of Talikota
• (D) Battle of Panipat

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• (A) seeking Portuguese military support
• (B) forming a confederacy of over 75 chieftains
• (C) surrendering Warangal peacefully
• (D) shifting their capital to Delhi

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• (A) Religious conversion
• (B) Strong leadership and cooperation
• (C) Naval superiority
• (D) Foreign military aid

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• (A) the only independent kingdom in southern India for a considerable period
• (B) allies of Timur
• (C) governors under Muhammad bin Tughlaq
• (D) rulers of Bengal

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• (A) severe floods alone
• (B) repeated Sultanate attacks combined with internal conflicts
• (C) Portuguese invasions
• (D) loss in the Battle of Panipat

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