Bhakti Movement

History ⇒ Medieval Indian History

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Describe the impact of the Bhakti Movement on Indian society.

Discuss the influence of Sufism on the Bhakti Movement.

Discuss the role of women in the Bhakti Movement, giving examples.

Explain how the Bhakti Movement contributed to the development of regional literature in India.

Explain the contribution of Ramananda to the Bhakti Movement.

Explain the difference between Saguna and Nirguna Bhakti.

Explain the main teachings of Guru Nanak in the context of the Bhakti Movement.

Explain the role of the Bhakti Movement in promoting religious tolerance in medieval India.

Which language did Sant Kabir primarily use for his compositions? (1) Sanskrit (2) Hindi (3) Persian (4) Tamil

Which of the following Bhakti saints is known for his Abhangas? (1) Surdas (2) Tukaram (3) Kabir (4) Tulsidas

Which of the following Bhakti saints is known for his devotion to Lord Rama? (1) Tulsidas (2) Kabir (3) Namdev (4) Basava

Which of the following Bhakti saints is known for his devotion to Vithoba? (1) Namdev (2) Kabir (3) Surdas (4) Tulsidas

Fill in the blank: The Bhakti Movement in Karnataka was led by ________.

Fill in the blank: The Bhakti Movement in Maharashtra was led by ________.

Fill in the blank: The Bhakti Movement in North India gained momentum during the ________ century.

Fill in the blank: The Bhakti Movement in Punjab was closely linked to the teachings of ________.

Did the Bhakti Movement encourage the use of local languages for religious expression? (Yes/No)

Did the Bhakti Movement influence the development of Sikhism? (Yes/No)

Did the Bhakti Movement oppose the dominance of Brahmanical rituals? (Yes/No)

True or False: Mirabai was a devotee of Lord Krishna.