Exam Review Ch 1, 2, 4
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The document contains a review exam with multiple choice and short answer questions about Indian history, religion, and geography. Questions cover topics like the caste system, Hinduism, the Sepoy Mutiny, European trade of spices, and the rise of British rule in India. The review exam concludes with a scoring rubric and map labeling exercise identifying various locations in South Asia.
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