Exam 1: Keralas History and European Influences

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Anjengo Fort was built by--------

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Who wrote Malabar Manual?

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The only muslim kingdom in Kerala was the…..

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Who is popularly hailed as Dharma Raja?

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The first European fort to be built in India.

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Veluthampi Dalawa committed suicide at…..

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Synod of Diamper was held in 1599 at-------

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Cochin State Manual was written by-----

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The first Jewish Synagogue was set up in Kerala at…….

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First Pazhassi Revolt was broke out in

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Who is hailed as the founder of Modern Travancore?

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Who among the following is responsible for the modernization of Travancore Army?

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Who issued the famous Kundara Proclamation?

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Dutch East India Company was established in……..

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Trading facilities to the Portuguese at Kannur was offered by…………….

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Who among the following was not associated with Pazhassi Revolt?

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In 1503………………arrived at the Kerala coast as the representative of the king of Portugal.

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Vasco-da-Gama visited Calicut second time in the year…………….

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Fort St. Angelo was built at Kannur by the………

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Which one of the following is regarded as the first organized revolt against the British in Kerala?

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