The Indian culture between north India and south India become diverse because of _____________
(a) cultural Exchange
(b) economic Unification
(c) political Unification
(d) the conflict between North and South India
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The culture in south Gujarat is known as ___________ culture.
Correct Answer is (a) Pravhas
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Malwa Culture, Early Jorwe Culture, Late Jorwe Culture, Post Late Jorwe Culture.
1. Nagas 2. Khasis
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Malwa culture – 1800 B.C. ,Early Jorwe culture – 1400 B.C. ,Ahar culture – 4000 B.C.E.
(a) Ahar culture – 4000 B.C.E. (b) Savalda culture – 2000 B.C.E. (c) Malwa culture – 1800 B.C.E. (d) Early Jorwe culture – 1400 B.C.E
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‘Ahar’ or ‘Banas’ Culture , Ganeshwar – Jodhpur Culture , Kayatha Culture
(a) ‘Ahar’ or ‘Banas’ Culture: The chalcolithic cultures in India generally belong to the postHarappan period. However, the ‘Ahar’ or ‘Banas’ culture in the Mewad region of Rajasthan was contemporary to...
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Later Vedic Period saw the spread of Later Vedic culture from the foothills of the Himalayas in the north to the Vindhya Mountains in the south.
Later Vedic Period is dated to around 1000-600 B.C.E. The information about this period is gathered from the treatises written in that period. The material culture as reflected in the epics,...
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The Gupta period is considered as the classical age of Indian history because of _____________
(a) political stability
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The Gupta kings changed the economic structure of agricultural system because, _____________
(b) their preference was on giving the land to local farmers for tilling
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_____________ literature is one of the main sources of history of south India.
Correct option is (a) Sangam
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The capital of Shilaharas of North Konkan was _____________
(a) Sthanak (Thane)
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The distance between North and South extremes of India is ……………
Correct option is D) 3214 kms
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