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Study Guide Questions
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What is the purpose of the Taj Mahal?
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The Taj Mahal was built by:
a.) Mumtaz Mahal b.) Muhammad Ghori c.) Shah Jahan d.) TameThe T
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During the Eighth and Ninth Centuries, Arab Muslims settled as traders along:
a.) the Thar b.) the Malabar Coas c.) Tamil Nadu d.) the Ganges Plain
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Muhammad Ghori founded an important sultanate at:
a.) Agra b.) Mecca c.) Delhi Muhammad Ghori fo
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Qutb and Tughluqabad were early sites of what city?
a.) Agra b.) Mecca c.) Delhi d.) Lahore
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Muslim conquerors embellished their monuments with architectural remnants of the Hindu and Buddhist cultures. True or false?
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Tamerlane led what group of conquerors into India?
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As the result of Vasco de Gama's explorations, trading stations were established in India by:
a.) Spain b.) Portugal c.) Genoa d.) Italy
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The period of Moghul rule in India was initiated by:
a.) Tamerlane b.) She Shah c.) Humayan d.) Baber
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Akbar attempted to unite the religions of India into one new religion. True or false?
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Jahangir left the ruling of his empire to his Afghan wife. True or false?
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One of the greatest of Moghul builders, Shan Jahan erected magnificent monuments at both Agra and Delhi. True or false?
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The largest mosque in India was built by:
a.) Baber b.) Akbar c.) Jahangir d.) Shah Jahan
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14.
The Taj Mahal was built in the:
a.) 15th Century b.) 16th Century c.) 17th Century d.) 18th Century
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Shah Jahan died while imprisoned by his own son. True or false?
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Akbar was tolerant of all religions, and his empire prospered. His heirs became increasingly intolerant of non-Muslims and the empire declined. Do you think there is a relationship between freedom of belief and what a people might accomplish in other areas of their lives? Explain yourself.
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