Question

What was the use of clothes in the temples?
15. What do you mean by the ‘pattern of urbanization’?
16. Who was Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti?.
17. Why were craftspersons of Bidar so famous?
18. What is Bidri?
19. Inlay work on metal of ‘Bidar’ craftspersons is called ‘Bidri’.
20. Which city was called the gate to Mecca, and why?

Answer 1

Answer:

15. Urbanisation represents the demographic transition or change from rural areas to urban areas. Urbanisation is defined as “the increasing proportion of people that live in towns and cities” and can be viewed at regional, national, continental and International scales.

18. an alloy of copper, lead, tin, and zinc, used as a ground for inlaying with gold and silver.

Answer 2

→Question: What was the use of clothes in the temples?

↔Answer: A sense of dressing cannot come from a judicial diktat. It must come from the devotees themselves who come to worship. The devotees should dress according to the ethics of the temple.

→Question: What do you mean by the ‘pattern of urbanization’?

↔Answer: The increasing proportion of people that live in towns and cities or any other area's.

→Question:  Who was Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti?

→Answer: He was a Sufi saint who settled in the city of Ajmer in the twelfth century. Chisti Silsila was the must popular among all the people related with sufism. It became very popular in India.

→Question: Why were craftspersons of Bidar so famous?

↔Answer: Inlay work in copper and silver (called Bidai). The Panchalas  consisted of gold smiths, black smiths, masons who were important for construction purposes.

→Question: What is Bidri?

↔Answer: It is an alloy of copper, lead, tin, and zinc.

→Question: Inlay work on metal of ‘Bidar’ craftspersons is called ‘Bidri’

↔Answer: Yes, it's true. The inlay work in copper and silver done by the craftspersons of Bidar (a district in north-east Karnataka) became very famous and came to be called bidri (from Bidar).

→Question: Which city was called the gate to Mecca, and why?

↔Answer: Surat has been called the gate to Mecca as many pilgrim ships set sail from Surat.