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Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

Vaishnavism, a later development of Bhagavatism, advocates the worship of

  1. Vishnu

  2. Ram and Krishna

  3. Vishnu and his incarnations

  4. Vishnu and Lakshmi
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Vaishnavism focuses on the devotion to Vishnu and his various avatars (incarnations), such as Rama and Krishna, as the supreme deity.

Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

__________ were fine, small pieces of hard stone made by the earlier people.

  1. Neolith

  2. Axe

  3. Dagger

  4. Microliths
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D Correct answer
Explanation

The earliest people made fine, small pieces from hard stone. These pieces were called Microliths. They were fixed to wooden or bone handles which then served as knives, arrows, sickles etc. These weapons were used to dig soil, chop the trees for the bark, remove the skins of animals, clean the skins, stitch clothes out of the skin, cut meat and bone, chop fruit and roots and hunt the animals easily.

Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

What is 'Tantra', 'Hora' and 'Samhinta'?

  1. Vastu shastra

  2. Mathematics

  3. Astrology

  4. Medicine and Surgery
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C Correct answer
Explanation
Tantra, Hora, and Samhita are subdivisions of astrology. 
Tantra - Deals with the mathematical aspects of astrology. 
Hora - Deals with Individual horoscopes and Muhurta or electoral Astrology.
Samhita - Deals with collectivity or multitudes. It encompasses varied areas such as weather forecasts, agricultural produce, natural disasters, floods, famines, wars, etc.
Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

______ left their homes and wandered from village to village and forest to forest.

  1. Kings

  2. Monks

  3. Parivrajakas

  4. Rishis
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Parivrajakas were seekers of truth who did not live permanently in any one place. They left their homes and wandered from village to village and forest to forest.Hence they were called Parivrajakas(wanderers) or Bhikshus (mendicants or those who begged). Among these Parivrajakas, Vardhamana Mahavira, Gautama Buddha, Makhkhali Goshala and Ajita Keshkambalin became very famous.

Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

In which state of India, people are origins(genes) of the tribes Alpine, Dinarik and Armenoid found?

  1. Punjab

  2. Jammu- Kashmir

  3. Gujarat

  4. Assam
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Anthropological studies have identified the presence of Alpine, Dinaric, and Armenoid racial elements among the populations of Punjab and surrounding northwestern regions of India.

Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

In a tribe, _____ usually lead large herds of animals in search of pasture.

  1. Women

  2. Men

  3. Children

  4. None of these
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B Correct answer
Explanation

In many pastoral nomadic tribes, men are traditionally responsible for leading large herds of animals to find new pastures. This is a cultural and historical observation rather than a mathematical problem.

Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

Who does the most of agriculture work in tribes?

  1. Men

  2. Children

  3. Women

  4. Older Men
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C Correct answer
Explanation

In many traditional tribal societies, women are the primary contributors to agricultural labor, particularly in subsistence farming and crop maintenance. While roles vary by culture, this is a standard sociological observation regarding tribal labor divisions.

Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

Which of the following quality is important in leaders?

  1. Old and experinced

  2. Young and brave warriors

  3. Priests

  4. All of above
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Effective leadership in many contexts requires a blend of experience, bravery, and spiritual or social guidance. Since all the listed categories (experienced elders, brave warriors, and priests) can fulfill leadership roles depending on the specific tribal or social structure, 'All of above' is the most comprehensive answer.

Multiple choice social studies from gathering food to growing food - the earliest people tribal societies the earliest people tribes, nomad and settled societies

Which of the following occupations are followed by members of tribe?

  1. Hunting

  2. Gathering

  3. Farming

  4. All of above
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Members of  a tribe follow occupations such as hunting, gathering, farming, herding and fishing. Usually, women do most of the agricultural work, including preparing the ground, sowing seeds, looking after the growing plants and harvesting grain.

Multiple choice social studies directive principles of state policy and fundamental duties directive principles and fundamental duties fundamental duties fundamental duties and directive principles

Separation of the Judiciary from the Executive is enjoined by ______________.

  1. Preamble

  2. Directive Principle

  3. Seventh Schedule

  4. Judicial Decision
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Option B is the correct answer. Article 50 of Constitution of India is a directive principle of state policy. It gives a direction to the State to keep Judiciary independent of the Executive, particularly in judicial appointments.