• (A) Harihara I
• (B) Bukka I
• (C) Krishnadevaraya
• (D) Achyuta Raya

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• (A) Ahom Kingdom
• (B) Bahmani Sultanate
• (C) Eastern Ganga Kingdom
• (D) Mughal Empire

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• (A) Lack of markets
• (B) Grand temples, wide streets and prosperous bazaars
• (C) Wooden fortifications only
• (D) Small population and villages

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• (A) It contained India's largest seaport.
• (B) It was a fertile and strategically important region.
• (C) It was the capital of both kingdoms.
• (D) It contained rich coal mines.

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• (A) Reduction in cultivation
• (B) Expansion of irrigation tanks and canals
• (C) Closure of village markets
• (D) Dependence only on imported food

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• (A) Reduced agricultural production
• (B) Increased crop yield and higher state revenue
• (C) Decline in trade
• (D) Weakening of administration

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• (A) It discouraged foreign merchants.
• (B) It maintained active trade with Indian and overseas merchants.
• (C) It allowed only local trade.
• (D) It banned the sale of precious goods.

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• (A) Petroleum
• (B) Spices, textiles and precious stones
• (C) Coal only
• (D) Tea only

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• (A) Neglect of literature
• (B) Patronage of art, literature and learning
• (C) Closing educational institutions
• (D) Avoiding temple construction

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• (A) To discourage education
• (B) To promote culture and intellectual development
• (C) To replace all religious practices
• (D) To reduce trade activities

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