History Nios Plus Two PQ VII

The Gupta Empire reached its zenith under the rule of ____.

The famous Sanskrit poet ____ was one of the nine gems (Navaratnas) in the court of Chandragupta II.

The Mughal administration was centralized under the ____ who was the supreme ruler of the empire.

Bal Gangadhar Tilak introduced the ____ festivals in Maharashtra to create a religious platform from where nationalist ideas could be preached and spread.

Atmiya Sabha was founded in ___.

____________ The lady ruler fought with Mughals.

Nationalism in India developed primarily as a response to ____ rule.

The Harappan civilization is also known as the ____ civilization.

There was a rise of totalitarian regimes in several countries ___ in Italy, in Germany and Military Fascism in Japan.

India was largely an ____ economy during the rise of European nationalism.

Mainly Sikhs began the ___ Movement in 1913 in the city of San Francisco, in ___.

The ____ Round Table conference of 1931 was part of the series of meetings to discuss India's future under British rule.

The Champaran Satyagraha was led by Mahatma Gandhi to address the grievances of ____ in the Champaran district of Bihar.

Brahmo Covenant was written by ___.

The Harappan script was written in ____.

In the 7th Century AD, a new religion named ___ was born in Arabia. It was founded and preached by Prophet ___ (AD 570-632).