22. The traditional administrative system of Sikkim was based on:

Dzongs (fortresses) controlling different regions
A centralized bureaucracy
Elected village councils
A feudal land ownership system

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23. The Nathu La Pass, reopened in 2006, enhances trade and connectivity between:

Sikkim and Tibet (China)
Sikkim and Nepal
Sikkim and Bhutan
Sikkim and West Bengal

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24. The Lepcha people’s oral traditions and mythology might hold clues about:

Prehistoric events and beliefs
Trade routes across the Himalayas
The arrival of Buddhism in Sikkim
Conflicts with neighboring kingdoms

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25. The relationship between the British and the Chogyals of Sikkim could be described as:

Cordiality and cooperation
Tense and mistrustful
Complex and evolving over time
Open hostility

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26. Civil society organizations in Sikkim participate in development by:

Representing marginalized voices
Raising awareness of issues
Monitoring project implementation
All of the above

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27. Costumes worn for Bhutia folk dances often feature:

Colorful brocade and silk
Animal masks
Elaborate headdresses
All of the above

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28. The influx of migrants to Sikkim has led to concerns about:

Competition for resources
Demographic changes
Cultural tensions
All of the above

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29. Thangka paintings follow strict guidelines regarding:

Iconography and symbolism
Color palettes
Composition and perspective
All of the above

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30. Sikkim’s focus on promoting eco-tourism might encourage the use of:

Electric vehicles
Bicycles
Cable cars
All of the above

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