History

How, When and Where

Question:

What were the activities of the Tribals?

Answer:

Tribal people in different parts of India were involved in a variety of activities. They were
  • Shifting Cultivation

  • Hunting & Gathering forest produce

  • Herding animals

  • Settled cultivation

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    How, When and Where

    Q 1.

    Give a brief account of Tantia Tope.

    Q 2.

    What did Nana Saheb want of the British?

    Q 3.

    Give a brief description of Kingsway.

    Q 4.

    What were the commodities that these companies traded in?

    Q 5.

    Give a brief description of Chhatrapati Shivaji.

    Q 6.

    Give a brief description of Chhatrapati Shivaji.

    Q 7.

    Give a brief account of Tantia Tope.

    Q 8.

    What were havelis?

    Q 9.

    Who was Nana Saheb?

    Q 10.

    What did Tipu Sultan do that resulted in wars against the Company?

    Q 11.

    What were havelis?

    Q 12.

    Describe a colonial bungalow during the early 20th century.

    Q 13.

    Trace the eight cities that existed before New Delhi between 736 AD and the 17th Century.

    Q 14.

    Give a brief description of the method of producing indigo dye?

    Q 15.

    Why did James Mill divide his book, The History of British India’ into the Hindu, Muslim and British

    Q 16.

    Which were the other trading Companies that came to the Indian shores?

    Q 17.

    What were the reforms introduced by the British?

    Q 18.

    What was the out come of the Blue Rebellion?

    Q 19.

    What was the incidence that triggered the mutiny?

    Q 20.

    How were historians able to write about the last 250 years of Indian history?

    Q 21.

    What was the result of the competition between the trading companies from different European countries?

    Q 22.

    What are Reserved forests?

    Q 23.

    How did the status of the tribal chiefs change after the British established power in India?

    Q 24.

    Write a short note on the Santhals of Jharkhand.

    Q 25.

    What were the benefits reaped by the East India company as the Diwan of Bengal?

    Q 26.

    What do we mean by "time-span" in connection with historical events?

    Q 27.

    What did the British do to demolish Delhis past?

    Q 28.

    What were to the two major systems of indigo cultivation in India?

    Q 29.

    What were the main features of the Nij system of cultivation?

    Q 30.

    Mention a few other events, which if recorded, will make history more interesting to everyone.

    Q 31.

    What were the main features of the Ryoti system of cultivation?

    Q 32.

    What was the out come of the Blue Rebellion?

    Q 33.

    Trace the rebellion from Meerut to Delhi.

    Q 34.

    When did the British gain control of Delhi?

    Q 35.

    Give a brief note on the wars between the Marathas and the British East India Company?

    Q 36.

    What were the main features of the Ryoti system of cultivation?

    Q 37.

    Give a brief note on the Battle of Plassey.

    Q 38.

    How were records preserved during the British rule?

    Q 39.

    Explain the system of subsidiary alliance.

    Q 40.

    How did the powers of tribal chiefs change under colonial rule?

    Q 41.

    What were the activities of the Tribals?

    Q 42.

    What was the result of the competition between the trading companies from different European countries?

    Q 43.

    Mention a few other events, which if recorded, will make history more interesting to everyone.

    Q 44.

    Why did James Mill divide his book, The History of British India’ into the Hindu, Muslim and British

    Q 45.

    What were to the two major systems of indigo cultivation in India?

    Q 46.

    What problems did shifting cultivators face under British rule?

    Q 47.

    Name the notable tribes in India.

    Q 48.

    What were the rules followed by the British East India Company while occupying the Indian States?

    Q 49.

    What did British historians in India write about?

    Q 50.

    Write a brief note on the National Archives of India.