Subjectwise MCQ
Statewise Prepration
Govt. Examwise MCQ
8906+ MCQ Questions in english हिन्दी
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.
.jpg)
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.
Which traditional Mizo council assisted in decision-making?
The council of elders played a key role in village decisions.
What was the term for a traditional Mizo chief’s advisor?
Upa were elders who assisted the chief.
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 Garhwali poet and historian was known for his writings during the early 20th century?
Tara Dutt Gairola was a prominent Garhwali writer, poet, and historian. He compiled folk stories and songs and also contributed to the study of Garhwal's history and culture, including works like “The Songs of the Hill Folk of Garhwal”.
Which Mizo tribe is considered the most dominant?
Lusei (or Lushei) is the largest and most influential tribe.
Which historic fair is celebrated in Pithoragarh to commemorate a victory of the Chand kings?
The Bagwal Fair, especially celebrated at Devidhura, is believed to commemorate a military victory of the Chand dynasty. The fair is also known for its ritual stone-throwing battle, now done symbolically.
From where did the Mizo people migrate to present-day Mizoram?
Historical records suggest they migrated from China through Burma.
In the 19th century, which British official was referred to as the "King of Kumaon" due to his popularity?
Henry Ramsay served as the Commissioner of Kumaon from 1856 to 1884 and was highly respected by the locals for his just and efficient administration. He came to be fondly called the “King of Kumaon” by the people.
The ancient temple complex of Jageshwar in Uttarakhand is believed to have been developed under which dynasty?
The Jageshwar temple complex near Almora consists of over 100 stone temples. Most were built and renovated during the reign of the Katyuri kings, who promoted Shaivism and temple architecture in the region.
Which tribe is considered the original inhabitants of Mizoram?
Mizos are the major tribe and original inhabitants of the region.
What major social reform did Govind Ballabh Pant advocate for in Uttarakhand during the pre-independence period?
Govind Ballabh Pant, along with other leaders, played a vital role in abolishing the oppressive Coolie Begar system, under which villagers were forced to carry British officials and their baggage without pay.
The capital of the Katyuri dynasty was known as:
The Katyuri dynasty had their capital at Kartikeyapura, which corresponds to present-day Baijnath in Bageshwar district. It was a prominent political and cultural center during their reign from the 7th to 11th century CE.
Under which British administrator was the Kumaon region governed through the 'non-regulation system'?
George William Traill was appointed Commissioner of Kumaon in 1815. He implemented the ‘non-regulation system’, giving wide powers to the Commissioner due to the difficult terrain and tribal customs, bypassing the usual legal framework.
Who wrote the famous historical book “History of Kumaon”?
Badri Datt Pandey, a freedom fighter, journalist, and historian, authored “History of Kumaon”, which remains one of the most respected and authentic sources on the history of the region.
Latest Jobs
.png)
UPSC Recruitment 2025
.png)
MPSFRI Recruitment 2025
.png)
IIITDM Jabalpur Recruitment 2025
IISER Bhopal Recruitment 2025
AIIMS Bhopal Recruitment 2025
