Social Studies M.C.Q

Which river valley is the most fertile?

Single minded devotion to one god:

For what was the south India famous for?

From where did the term ‘India’ derive?

What was found in South India which referred about Roman traders?

What does muvendar mean?

Who controlled the river valleys?

Kanishka was the most famous ruler of the:

Who invented the making of silk?

Two Buddhist sects are:

Puhar was an important port on the:

When did Fa Xian come to the Indian subcontinent?

To whom did the Chinese rulers send gifts of silk?

It contains the advice of Lord Krishna to Arjun to abandon all dharmas and surrender to God. Only God can set him free from every evil

When did Cholas, Cheras and Pandyas become powerful in South India?

Xuan Zang translated the manuscripts from:

Bhakti comes from the:

A Buddihist council was organized by the ruler:

Single minded devotion to one god.

In what work did Xuan Zang spend his life?

Which tree was shown in the sculptures?

Men and women who undertook journey to the holy places in order to offer worship are called:

South India was famous for:

Central Asia, China, Korea and Japan were famous for:

Traders carried their goods in ancient time, through:

How did Fa Xian return to China?

Cave at Karle is in:

Some people carried with them the silk , they followed the path that came to be known as:

Where were the statues of Buddha made?

Who was the most powerful ruler of Satavahanas?

In which part of India did Satavahanas rule?

Gold coins were issued first by:

Who were known as lord of dakshanipath?

Bhagavad Gita, a sacred book of the.

Bhakti comes from the Sanskrit term bhaj meaning.

Rich, glossy colour and smooth texture make it a highly valued fabric. This is:

Where did the Romans find Gold?

Precious stones, gold, elephants, chariots and fine cloth were given to:

The Kushana’s two major centres of power were:

Where was black gold found?

Which item was known as black gold?

Which is called Black Gold in Roman?