CBSE History Class 8
How when and where?
How when and where? - Chapter Wise CBSE Solved Question and Answer Based On NCERT
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Q1: What was the title given to Prince Arthur?
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Q2: In history, we primarily study the changes that have taken place in a human life in a particular phase of time. True/False
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Q3: Why do old advertisements used the picture of royal people?
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to popularise a particular good.
Q4: Name the country, which depicted as willingly handing over its administration to the dominant British rule In Rennel’s map.
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Q5: What is colonization?
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Subjugation of one country by another country leading to political, economic, social and cultural changes
Q6: Who are calligraphers?
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Those artists who specialise in the art of beautiful handwriting
Q7: During the British rule, census operations in India were held every_________ years.
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Q8: Indian mutineers in the British paintings and drawings were represented as
- tall, dark and poor.
- weak, servile and helpless.
- greedy, vicious and brutal.
- aggressive, dominant and violent.
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greedy, vicious and brutal. ]
Q9: Wellesley, Bentinck and Dalhousie were the British________.
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Q10: Who was the first Governor General of India?
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Q11: Regulating Act of 1773 made Governor General of India responsible for the Indian affairs. True/False
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Q12: The advertisement of Lipton tea given in your syllabus book belongs to which year?
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Q13: Who created the first map of India?
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Q14: Name the personality seen as the natural leader during the revolt of 1857.
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Q15: Name the last period as defined by the Periodization of Indian history by the British historians.
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Q16: Name the instrument that facilitated multiple copying in lesser time.
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Q17: Name the Historical source which is labeled as an archeological source.
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Q18: Name few methods devised by British to get familiar with the country and the countryside for the purpose of better administration.
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Revenue surveys, census operations etc.
Q19: What was the purpose of establishing The National archives?
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to keep a record of the activities of the British government.
Q20: Name The Scottish scholar who wrote ‘A History of India’ .
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Q21: On the frontpiece of the map produce by James Rennel, Brahmanas were shown offering Shastras to__________.
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Q22: History studies the changes that have taken place in the course of time. True/False
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Q23: Who was the first Governor-General of India?
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Q24: Name the person who was the head of the administration in India and was responsible for declaring war and peace in India.
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Q25: Why the calligraphists were famous?
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In the art of beautiful writing.
Q26: Who was the last British Governor General of India?
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Q27: 2The category which was not marked as a period by the British was
- Hindu period
- Muslim Period
- Marxist Period
- Modern Period
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Q28: According to the report in 'The Hindustan Times', the strike which took place in 1946 was a__________________ strike.
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Q29: Name the mutiny which was mentioned in the report of Home Department.
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Q30: During the mutiny in Naval ratings, how many mutineers were arrested in Karachi?
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Q31: The Census operations were held in British period after every ten years. True/False
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Q32: Name the author of 'A History of British India'
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Q33: Name the factor that promoted the spread of news, views, articles and novels.
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invention of printing press.
Q34: Asian societies were at lower level of civilization was the view of ________________.
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Q35: The practice that became a common feature of the colonial rule was
- wars
- industrialisation.
- surveys.
- famines.
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Q36: Define Colonialism.
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The conquest of one country by the another and the act of directing all spheres of life by the conqueror.
Q37: What is periodisation?
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The attempt to categorise or divide time into distinct blocks
Q38: Who was the last Viceroy of India?
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Q39: Name the Scottish philosopher, who divided the history of India on communal basis.
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Q40 : Who made the painting on mapping and survey operations in Bengal?
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Q41: The head of the British administration in India in the early years of the British rule in 1858 was the ______________.
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Q42: Rennel considered maps essential for the process of colonisation. True/False
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Q43: The head office of Lipton tea was located on _________.
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Q44: Where was the National Museum and National Archives built?
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The National Museum and National Archives were built in New Delhi near Vice regal Palace.
Q45: Who was Prince Arthur?
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Prince Arthur was the third son of Queen Victoria of Britain and he was given the title Duke of Connaught.