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Medieval History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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51
The term **'Humanism'** during the Renaissance, which bridged the medieval and modern eras, primarily meant a focus on:
52
Who was the founder of the **Chishti Order** of Sufism, a major spiritual tradition in the Indian subcontinent?
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The **War of the Roses** (1455–1487) was a dynastic struggle between which two English noble houses?
54
The **Diwan-i-Khairat**, an office for charity and poor relief, was established by which Tughlaq Sultan?
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Which influential Byzantine Empress, wife of Justinian I, is famous for urging her husband to stay and fight during the Nika Riots?
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The **Harem** in the Mughal Empire primarily referred to:
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What title was given to the most prominent financial minister, or Prime Minister, of the Delhi Sultanate who oversaw the Revenue Department (*Diwan-i-Wizarat*)?
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The **First Crusade** (1095–1099) resulted in the capture of which city in 1099, establishing the Crusader States?
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The Mughal practice of **Tuladan**, which involved weighing the Emperor against gold, silver, or other commodities, was banned by which emperor?
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The use of **pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses** is characteristic of which architectural style, which emerged in the High Middle Ages?