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MCQs on Tribes, Nomads and Settled Communities
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MCQs on Tribes, Nomads and Settled Communities
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1. Who were known as the rathakaras
2. How many units of villages were called chaurasi
3. A division of Gond kingdoms controlled by a particular clan was termed a
4. The main occupation of Gond tribes wa
5. Tribals obtained their livelihood from
6. Paik are
7. The important tribe of Bihar is
8. Who was Bir Narain
9. Who used the services of Banjaras as trading nomads
10. The Ahom tribes migrated fro
11. Who prescribed the ‘Varna’ rules
12. Which tribal group established a powerful kingdom in Assam
13. Which tribe was influential in Punjab in 13th and 14th centuries

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