Social Science [1 Marks Each] QUE - ANS

The life of the tribes depend on hunting, collected forest forest products, local agriculture, animal husbandry, handicrafts, etc.

A few tribes established large powerful states with well organized administrative system. As a result, they clashed

People from caste-based society and tribal society came in contact with each other. So both societies changed.

The historical work "Buranji' was written first in Ahom language and then in Assamese language.

The Ahom king donated land to temples and Brahmins.

Initially, the Ahom people worshipped tribal deities (Gods of nature).

In the Ahom society, land given to the farmer by village community could not be taken back even by the king without consent of village community.

The Ahom society was divided into cians. Each of their clans was called "Khel'.

The Ahom people developed the innovative methods of paddy.

All the men of the Ahom tribe used to work in the army during wartime; while in peacetime they used to do public activities like farming and irrigation.

As per the existing laws and regulation, it is a crime in India to force a person to work.

The Ahom clans became dispersed as they moved from more populated areas to less populated areas on the basis of census.

The people, forced to work for the state were called 'Paiks'.

The Ahom state was based on forced labour.

In 1662 AD, the Ahom people fought vallantly, but they were defeated against the Mughal army led by Mir Jumla.

In the 17th century, Ahom people manu- factured ammunition and cannons.

In the 13th century, the Ahom people came to India from present Myanmar and settled in the valley area of the Brahmaputra river in Assam.

The kingdom of Gadhkatanga weakened by the Mughal invasion. So, it could not withstand the onslaught of the powerful Bundels and the Marathas.

The Gadhkatanga state made plenty of money by the trade of elephants. By conquering Gadhkatanga, the Mughals got plenty of money and elephants.

The state of Gadhkatanga made plenty of money by the trade of elephants.

After the death of her husband Dalpat at a young age, Durgavati took over rule in the name of her five-year-old son Veer Narayan.

Amandas, the Gond king of Gadhkatanga, assumed the title of Sangram Shah to gain recognition as an original Rajput.

The Gond state was divided into 'Gadhs'. Each Gadh was being dominated by a specific Gond clan. Each Gadh was divided into a unit of 84 villages, which was known

The administrative system of Gond state is centralized.

The highest population of Gond is found in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh at present.

The shifting agriculture was practised by the people of Gond tribe.

The Gond tribe is one of the oldest tribes in India.

The people living in India's vast forest region called Gondwana are known as Gond tribe.

Bhil tribe lived in Western and Central India.

The Koraga. Vetar. Marwar and other tribes inhabited in South India.

Koli. Berad and some other tribes lived in the hilly areas of Karnataka and Maharashtra.

The two important tribes named Munda and Santhal lived in some areas of present Bihar and Jharkhand.

During the reign of Aurangzeb, the Mughal army captured many forts of the Cher tribes and established dominance over them.

Raja Mansingh, the general of Akbar, attacked Cher tribes and defeated them.

The tribes named Naga, Kuki, Mizo, Ahom and other tribes dominated in the North-Eastern region of India.

The tribe named Gaddi Gadariya lived in the Western Himalayas.

Before the Mughals, Multan and Sindh were dominated by the Langha and Arghun tribes.

Among the tribes, a group with special skills got a prominent place.

As the economy changes and the proportion of needs increases, the need for

Every Adivasi community has a Panch of their society. It works to maintain their tradition

The Adivasi community has faith in elements of nature and various forms of Gods and Goddesses. They perform various rituals to pleasc them.

The Adivasi community has been a lover and preserver of nature.

The major identity of the Adivasi community is found in their distinctive traditions, dialects as well as festivals.

The performances and dances are the centre of attractions of tribal people on various occasions even today.

The people of tribal community wear their traditional attire during their special festivals.