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Which language is predominantly spoken in Mizoram?

Mizo is the official and most spoken language.

What does MNF stand for?

It became a recognized political party.

Who became the first Chief Minister of Mizoram?

When did Mizoram become a full-fledged state?

On 20 February 1987, Mizoram became the 23rd state.

When was the Mizo Peace Accord signed?

It ended 20 years of insurgency.

Which Indian PM signed the Mizoram Peace Accord?

Peace Accord was signed in 1986.

Who was the leader of MNF during the rebellion?

He led the MNF movement.

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Which group launched an armed rebellion in 1966?

They launched the 1966 uprising.

Which major event led to the Mizo insurgency in 1966?

Famine due to bamboo flowering triggered discontent.

In which year did Mizoram become a Union Territory?

Mizoram became a UT on 21 January 1972.

Mizoram was part of which state after independence?

It was a district under Assam.

What was the Mizo Union's main demand?

They wanted to abolish the hereditary chief system.

When was the Mizo Union party formed?

It was the first political party in Mizoram.

Who composed the first Mizo alphabets?

They developed Mizo script in Roman letters.

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What impact did Christianity have on Mizo society?

Missionary schools boosted literacy rates.

Which missionaries introduced Christianity in Mizoram?

Presbyterian

In which year was the first missionary school opened in Mizoram?

Opened by Christian missionaries.

Who was known as “Lewin Lal” among the Mizos?

A British o fficer respected by the Mizos.

Which two British-administered districts later formed Mizoram?

Merged in 1898 to form the Lushai Hills district.

What was the Lushai Expedition of 1871–72 about?

It was to control tribal raids and uprisings.

When did the British annex the Lushai Hills?

The British annexed the region following tribal uprisings.

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Which traditional Mizo council assisted in decision-making?

The council of elders played a key role in village decisions.

What form of administration did the Mizo villages have?

Each village was ruled by a hereditary chief (Lal).

What was the main livelihood of the Mizo tribes traditionally?

Jhum (shifting) cultivation was their traditional farming method.

Which British officer first explored the Lushai Hills in 1854?

He surveyed the Lushai Hills in 1854.

Which area was known as the Lushai Hills during the British rule?

Mizoram was previously called the Lushai Hills district.

What does the word "Mizo" mean?

"Mi" means people, and "Zo" means highland.

Which Mizo tribe is considered the most dominant?

Lusei (or Lushei) is the largest and most influential tribe.

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