Class 7 Social Science Chapter 14 Sources of Medieval Indian History

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Class 7 Social Science Chapter 14 Sources of Medieval Indian History

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Sources of Medieval Indian History

Chapter – 14

HISTORY

1. Answer the following:

(a) What do you understand by sources? 

Ans: Primary sources exist on a spectrum and different fields of study may use different types of primary source documents.

(b) What is written sources?

Ans: Books, scripted royal documents, other documented information etc. That are written during of study are known as the written sources. 

(c) From where did the Turkey-Afghans come to India? 

Ans: The Turkey – Afgans comes to India in the Medieval period of India history is considered to be from the arrival of the Turkey – Afgans from middle Asia.

(d) What is the full form of UNESCO?

Ans: The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation.

(e) Who have been playing significant role in the preservation of the historical sources?

Ans: The historic sources of the Medieval india, playing a significant role in the preservation of the historical sources.

2. Fill in the blanks:

(a) Abul Fazal wrote ________.

Ans: Ain-i-Akbari.

(b) Ibn Batuta was a traveller from ________ country.

Ans: Morocco.

(c) The monuments of ancient Bijaynagar is in present _________ city.

Ans: Hampi.

(d) The Rang Ghar is in ________ district.

Ans: Sivasagar. 

(e) Sultan _________ introduced the coin named “Rupee”.

Ans: Sher Shah Suri.

3. True or false:

(a) The forts of Jaipur do not show the valour of the Rajput kings.

Ans: False.

(b) Gulbadan Begum wrote the book named ‘Humayun Nama”.

Ans: True.

(c) The Kanai Barahi Stone Inscription is in Mizoram.

Ans: False.

(d) The coins are achaeological source.

Ans: True.

(e) Raigarh Fort is the historical monument of the Marathas.

Ans: True. 

4. Complete the table on the basic of the information given in the chapter:

Ans:

5. Draw a map of India and mark the locations of Bijaynagar, the Koch state, the Ahom state and Marathas.

Ans: Students do yourself.

6. Write five names of World Heritage Sites built in Medieval period.

Ans: Sun temple, Agra fort, Taj mahal, Manas Wildlife Sanctuary and Keoladeo National Park.