extra questions history

1.       What were the guilds. Name the two important guild of south inida.
2.       Name the two main trading groups in India.
3.       Who were the Muslim bohras and Hindu baniyas?
4.       Describe the geographical and commercially importance of Kabul during  16th &17th ce.
5.       Name some trade items which carried by Italian traders and sold to European markets.

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