Which river flows near the town Thanjavur?

A town near to Thanjavur which produced cloth is

Pilgrims who flocked to the temples also made

Market streets are called by the name of

A zamindar is also called as

The Rajarajeshvara temple was constructed in ___________

Cultural activities, particularly dancing in temples were done by________.

Hampi fell into ruins after __________

A place where goods from diverse production centres are bought and sold is __________

Huge banking houses at Surat was owned by __________

The craftspersons of Bidar could not earn name and fame.

The Dutch built the fort at Surat.

English East India Company shifted its headquarters in 1668 to Bombay from Masulipatnam.

Merchants preferred to travel individually rather than in caravans.

Surat was an important trading port on the Bay of Bengal.

What was the use of Mandapas or pavilions?

How was Hampi described by the Portuguese traveller?

How did the European Companies gain control of the sea trade?

Why did the Dutch and English East India Companies attempt to control Masulipatnam?

Who lived in the 'Black Towns' in cities such as Madras?

In what ways was craft production in cities like Calcutta different from that in cities like Thanjavur?

How was Hampi during the 15th to 16th centuries? What led to its destruction?

You are planning a journey from Surat toWest Asia in the 17th century. What are the arrangements you will make?

How did the Indian craftspersons lose their independence?

Observe the picture and answer the following questions. Does this create environmental hazards?

On an outline map of India, mark the following.
(a) Surat
(b) Masulipatnam
(c) Hampi