Akbar's Policies

Q. Explain the importance of coins in the historical sense.

Q. The military commander of a Mughal province was known as _________.

1. Subadar
2. Faujdar
3. Diwan
4. Bakhshi

Q. Town police commander of a Mughal province was known as _________.

1. Faujdar
2. Bakhshi
3. Subadar
4. Kotwal

Q. __________ was the military paymaster of a Mughal province.

1. Bakhshi
2. Subadar
3. Diwan
4. Faujdar

Q. The financial officer of a Mughal province was known as __________.

1. Bakhshi
2. Diwan
3. Subadar
4. Faujdar

Q. Choose the right statement(s) regarding Akbar's religious policies.

1. Akbar held discussion with leaders of different religious faiths.
2. Akbar was a fanatic as far as religion was concerned.
3. Akbar followed a policy of tolerance towards different religions.
4. Akbar subscribed to the idea of 'sulh-i-ku'l or universal peace.

Q. Maintenance of law and order in a province was the responsibility of ___________.

1. Bakhshi
2. Diwan
3. Subadar
4. Faujdar

Q. Where is the Harmandir Sahib located?

1. Delhi
2. Agra
3. Amritsar
4. Patna

Q. Once a ruler or emperor accepted defeat at the hands of the Mughal army, Akbar ________.

1. killed the defeated emperor
2. imprisoned the defeated emperor
3. humiliated the king and exiled him
4. honoured them and restored their lands, if they accepted the Mughal authority

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) that shed light on the role of nobles in the Mughal empire.

1. Nobles were governors who controlled revenue offices.
2. Nobles were governors who controlled only military offices.
3. Nobles had economic and political powers in the regions ruled by the Mughals.
4. Nobles had only military powers over the regions ruled by the Mughals.

Q.

Burhan-ul-Mulk Sa‘adat Khan was responsible for managing which of the following affairs of the province of Awadh?

1. Political

2. Financial

3. Military

4. All of the above

Q. The lands of defeated emperors were given back as __________.

1. watans
2. watan jagirs
3. jagirs
4. mansabs

Q. Choose the right statement regarding Akbar's policies.

1. Defeated emperors were always beheaded.
2. Defeated emperors were always imprisoned.
3. Defeated emperors were always exiled.
4. Defeated emperors in battle but honoured them later.

Q. What measures did Todar Mal, the Revenue Minister of Akbar, take for upgrading the land revenue system and with what effect?

Q. Ain-i-Akbari was written by Abul Fazl.

1. True
2. False

Q. Mansab is to rank as Subadar is to:

1. Intermediary
2. Commander
3. Financial Officer
4. Governor

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) that shed light on the role of nobles in the Mughal empire.

1. Nobles were governors who controlled revenue offices.
2. Nobles were governors who controlled only military offices.
3. Nobles had economic and political powers in the regions ruled by the Mughals.
4. Nobles had only military powers over the regions ruled by the Mughals.

Q. Mansab is to rank as Subadar is to:

1. Governor
2. Intermediary
3. Commander
4. Financial Officer

Q. How did the nobles (subadars) weaken the Mughal empire?

1. Nobles had control over economic resources of regions.
2. Different nobles fought among each other for power over regions.
3. Two Mughal emperors were assassinated by nobles.
4. Nobles did not have control over military (faujdari) administration.

Q. How did the nobles (subadars) weaken the Mughal empire?

1. Nobles had control over economic resources of regions.
2. Different nobles fought among each other for power over regions.
3. Two Mughal emperors were assassinated by nobles.
4. Nobles did not have control over military (faujdari) administration.

Q. Ain-i-Akbari is the first part of Akbarnama.

1. False
2. True

Q. established open coinage system throughout his empire.

1. Humayun
2. Jahangir
3. Akbar
4. Shah Jahan

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) that shed light on the role of nobles in the Mughal empire.

1. Nobles were governors who controlled revenue offices.
2. Nobles were governors who controlled only military offices.
3. Nobles had economic and political powers in the regions ruled by the Mughals.
4. Nobles had only military powers over the regions ruled by the Mughals.