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MCQs on Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years
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1. Ziyauddin Barani wrote his Chronicle first i
2. In which century Babur used Hindustan to describe geography of subcontinent
3. Which of the following is not the meaning of foreigner’ in the past
4. In which period did the number and variety of textual records increase dramatically
5. In which centuries was the term ‘Kshatriya’ applied more generally to a group of warriors
6. Why do historians today have to be careful about the terms in the past
7. Where were the manuscripts placed
8. Prosperity in the subcontinent attract trading companies of which region
9. Which type of people collected Manuscripts
10. Cartographer is a person who makes
11. Which language was spoken during 14th century in present Bengal region
12. Who had accepted the authority of the early Muslim leaders
13. Which is the holy book of Muslims

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