11. The king who successfully defended Manipur against Burmese invasions in the early 18th century was:

Garib Niwaz (Pamheiba)
Ching-Thang Khomba
Khagemba
Bhagyachandra

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12. Which natural colors are frequently used in traditional Manipuri paintings?

Red, yellow, and black
Blue, green, and purple
Pink, orange, and turquoise
Brown, grey, and white

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13. The “Look East Policy” of India could create opportunities for industrial collaboration and trade with:

Myanmar
Bangladesh
Thailand
All of the above

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14. The Second Nupi Lan (Women’s War) was primarily a protest against:

Economic exploitation
Forced labor
Suppression of Meitei language
Religious persecution

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15. Colonial-era restrictions on shifting cultivation in the hills had a major impact on:

Tribal communities
Meitei farmers in the valley
Urban workers
Manipuri merchants

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16. Livestock insurance schemes in Manipur can help farmers mitigate risks associated with:

Disease outbreaks
Natural disasters
Theft
All of the above

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17. Feudatory states often had their own local systems of:

Governance
Revenue collection
Dispute resolution
All of the above

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18. Which agricultural product is a major export from Manipur?

Rice
Pineapple
Jute
Tea

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19. The traditional attire of a Manipuri woman consisting of a sarong-like wrap and a shawl is called:

Phanek and Innaphi
Mekhela and Chador
Kira and Dupatta
Lehenga and Chunni

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20. Which powerful state often exerted influence over Manipur’s feudatory states?

Kangleipak (Manipur Kingdom)
Ahom Kingdom
Bengal Sultanate
Mughal Empire

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