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The five Deccan Sultanates were Berar, Khandesh, Ahmednagar,

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Important Questions on Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change

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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 7
Sawar of the Zat indicated his:
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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 8
Abul fazl Akbar's friend helped him frame which idea of tolerance of all religions and faith system:
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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 9
The last sultan of the Mamluk sultans was:
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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 10
Who laid the foundation of the Khilji dynasty:
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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 11
Tughlaq dynasty was established in:
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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 12
Babur died in:
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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 13
Who was Akbar's mentor?
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CTET Preparation & Practice Social Sciences/Social Studies Paper II>Chapter 6 - Emergence of New Political Regimes and Social Change>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 14
A territory of land assigned in place of rewards or of cash salaries is called: