Class 7th SS Chapter 04) Mughal Empire: Establishment and Extension ( Workbook Answers) Q. 1) MCQs 1. B (1526 CE) 2. C ( Babur) 3. A (Humayun) 4. B (Akbar) 5. D (Shershah) 6. D (Hemu) 7. A (Jahangir) 8. A (Sisodiya) 9. B (Pilgrim) 10. C (Akbarnama) 11. C (Shershah) 12. A (Haldighati) 13. B (Fatehpur Sikri) Q. 2) Fillups 1. 1526 CE 2. Babur was founder 3. Ibraham Lodi 4. Khanwa (In 1527 AD) 5. Humayun 6. Kamran 7. Amarkot 8. Reformer 9. Akbar 10. Bairam Khan 11. Hemu 12. Hemu 13. Rana Pratap 14. Jahangir 15. Rajput 16. Subedari 17. Akbar 18. Prayer Hall ( Ibadatnama) 19. Todarmal 20. Hudighati 21. Chetak 22. Bhamashah Q. 3 True / False 1. False 2. False 3. True 4. True 5. True 6. False 7. False 8. True Q. 4 Matching 1.) 4,3,5,1 2.) 3,5,1,4 2 Q. 5) Short Answers 1. The first battle of Panipat was take place between Babur and Ibraham Lodi and Babur defeated the Ibraham Lodi in 1526 AD. 2. The battle of Khanwa was take place between Babur and Rana Sanga and Babur defeated the brave ruler of Chittor Rana Sanga In 1527 AD. 3. Humayun had to struggle a lot against his brother Karan and the Afghans. 4. Second Bettle of Panipat was take place Between Hindu Emperor of North India Hemu and army of Mughal Emperor Akbar. Akbar's army defeated the Hemu in This War. 5. Jahangir ascended the throne of Delhi after Akbar. 6. Akbar knew that he would not be able to rule in India if he ignored the Rajput rulers. Therefore, he maintained good relations with the Rajput rulers and won their confidence. 7. The King was responsible for appointing the successor of the Kingdom and it would usually be the oldest son. During the Mughal rule, all the sons would get anequal share of the Empire. 8. Pilgrim Taxes were not levied by Akbar. 9. Aine Akbari and Akbarnama 10. With Todarmal’s help, Shershah prepared a table for revenue collection based on the type of land and production. 11. the famous roads were constructed between 1) Agra and Barhanpur 2) Agra and Marwar 3) Lahore and Mulan 12. The rulers of Sisodiya Rajput did not accept the Mughal supremacy. 13. Brave ruler of Mewar Maharana Pratap did not accept Akbar's Supremacy. 14. Battle of Haldighati was the landmark battle between Mewar and Delhi. 15. Battle of Haldighati was take place between Brave ruler of Mewar Maharana Pratap and Mughal empire Akbar. Maharaja pratap lost the battle against Akbar but did not give up. 16. Chetak was specially trained for battles. In the battlefield, Chetak would move according to Maharana Pratap’s commands. When the battle of Haldighati was at its peak, Chetak acted according to Rana Pratap’s instructions and jumped high to reach upto the Mughal Senapati who was seated on his elephant. 17. With help of Bhamashah, a Jain trader did Rana Pratap form the army. 18. Rana Pratap vowed, “Till I get back Chittor, I will not sleep peacefully. “ 3 Q. 6 Briefly/long Questions 1 ) Maharana Pratap was defeated in the Battle of Haldighati because • There were just 20-22 thousands soldiers against lakhs of Mughal Soldiers • Akbar had a huge, well equipped army with modern weapons, canons, gunpowder in sufficient number etc. 2 ) Maharana Pratap lost the battle against Akbar but did not give up. He wandered in the forest, faced many difficulties but remained determined. Rana Pratap formed the army again, with the help of Bhamashah, a Jain trader, who helped him financially and fought against the Mughals again. He won all the forts except Chittor. He vowed, “Till I get back Chittor, I will not sleep peacefully. 3) omit 4) Reforms made by Shershah Shershah ruled over Delhi for 5 years. He introduced many reforms during this short span and is therefore better known as a reformer than a warrior. With Todarmal’s help, he prepared a table for revenue collection based on the type of land and production. Akbar followed the same method for revenue collection. He removed the toll booths so that there could be free transportation of goods. He constructed roads to increase trade and for the convenience of pedestrians. 4 .