Social Science Flashcards
Which of the following best describes emperor Shah Jahan’s religious policy in comparison to emperor Akbar’s religious policy
Shah Jahan’s religious policy was more conservative.
Which of the following is the most accurate characterization of the reasons why the Supreme Court Justice’s decision on the Shah Bano case caused an outcry among Muslim religious groups?
These groups thought the justices rhetoric was charged in the justices criticism of Muslim long was oversimplified
What were the names of the princely states in India as of 1860?
Baluchistan, Gujerat, Rajputana, Mysore, and Manipur
Which of the following most accurately characterizes the difference between the Dharma Sabha movement and the movement founded by Rammohun Roy in the way in which each of the movements dealt with colonial rule?
dharma Sabha adopted a more conservative approach than Roy’s movement.
Which of the following best characterizes the short and long-term impacts of the Ganges canal?
caused improvements in the livelihoods of people in the short-term and salinization of the soil in the long term
What were the names of the British provinces in India as of 1860?
Bengal, Bombay, Madras, and Sind
Which of the following most accurately list certain historical events on chronological order from earliest to latest?
Death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, independence of Bangladesh, Emergency
Akbar gained trust and cooperation in most regions of India by
Incorporating and balancing Indian elites from diverse backgrounds
What was not true of mansabdars
It was a fluid system in which those on top of the social pyramid could easily be replaced
Shah Jahan assumed the throne after gaining a positive reputation by
Defeating the Rapjut Sisodya’s formidable army in Rajasthan.
The subsidiary alliance in Awadh broke down because
The state could not afford to pay the tributes necessary as part of the agreement
The failure of the subsidiary alliance in Awadh indicated to the British that
India’s decaying culture needed to be rescued by Anglicized rule
The resource that Burma had that made it an appealing target for British colonization was
Timber
The reason why Indian communities had a diaspora and fanned out across the world was because they
Were recruited to become sailors, merchants, and laborers
What factors provided a toehold to Indian owned mills and factories during World War I?
Interruption to supply lines and the colonial states raising of custom duties on British imports