List - I List - II Scholars Theories A. R.E. Park and E. Burgess I. Social Area Analysis B. Homer Hoyt II. Multi Centred model C. R.J. Johnston III. Sector theory D. C. Harris and E. Ullman IV. Concentric zone theory
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
This question requires matching key urban scholars and their associated theories from List - I to List - II.
The correct pairing is determined by established contributions to urban geography and sociology:
| List - I (Scholar/Model) | List - II (Theory) |
| A. R.E. Park and E. Burgess | IV. Concentric zone theory |
| B. Homer Hoyt | III. Sector theory |
| C. R.J. Johnston | I. Social Area Analysis |
| D. C. Harris and E. Ullman | II. Multi Centred model |
Therefore, the correct option reflecting these matches is A-IV, B-III, C-I, D-II.
In accounts of concessions encouraging merchants to settle in the kasbas of Marwar, exemption from which transit or sales levies facilitated trade?
(a) Sair-dam
(b) Muqata
(c) Mapa-dam
(d) Rahdari
Select the correct answer.
According to the passage, which consequences were associated with land grants to Brahmans?
(i) They buttressed the position of rulers.
(ii) They were associated with agrarian expansion.
(iii) Rural society became increasingly stratified.
(iv) Land grants to religious institutions and persons first began around 600 CE.
Choose the correct answer.
The term 'early medieval' referred to here is indicated to have began around