SSC CGL Indian History: related General Knowledge practice
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Spot the lie: Mughal emperors (SSC CGL)
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- Questions
- Reason
- Taj Mahal was built by Shah Jahan, not Aurangzeb.
- False statement
- Aurangzeb constructed the Taj Mahal.
- Statements
- Aurangzeb constructed the Taj Mahal.
- Akbar founded the Din-i-Ilahi religion.
- Babur won the First Battle of Panipat in 1526.
- Reason
- Jahangir was Akbar's son; Aurangzeb came later. Jahangir did not succeed Aurangzeb.
- False statement
- Jahangir succeeded Aurangzeb on the Mughal throne.
- Statements
- Sher Shah Suri introduced the rupiya coin.
- Jahangir succeeded Aurangzeb on the Mughal throne.
- Tulsidas wrote the Ramcharitmanas in the time of Akbar.
- Reason
- The Mughal empire formally ended in 1857 after the revolt, not in 1707.
- False statement
- The Mughal empire ended officially in 1707.
- Statements
- Shah Jahan moved the Mughal capital to Delhi (Shahjahanabad).
- Aurangzeb died in 1707.
- The Mughal empire ended officially in 1707.
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Match the historical figure to their period (SSC CGL)
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- A
- Chandragupta Maurya
- B
- 4th century BCE
- A
- Ashoka the Great
- B
- 3rd century BCE
- A
- Akbar
- B
- 16th century CE
- A
- Mahatma Gandhi
- B
- 20th century CE
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