Mamluk Sultanate MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Mamluk Sultanate MCQs for Competitive Exams

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51
Which of these crops was a major export of Mamluk Egypt to the Mediterranean world?
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52
The 'Karemite' merchants were essential to the Mamluk economy for managing:
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53
Which Sultan is known for his defeat of the Ilkhanate Mongol army at the Battle of Homs in 1281?
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54
What was the 'Khandak' or great trench of Cairo used for?
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55
The Mamluks were staunch supporters of which specific Sunni legal school, though they built madrasas for all four?
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56
Who was the 'Atabeg' who overthrew the Bahri Mamluks and established the Burji dynasty in 1382?
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57
The 'Abna al-Balad' in Mamluk society referred to:
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58
The Mamluk 'Navy' was historically located at which major port?
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59
Which architectural element is a characteristic of Mamluk minarets, particularly during the Burji period?
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60
The 'Battle of Mansurah' (1250) was a turning point because it resulted in the capture of which European king?
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