In Kheda Satyagraha Gandhi and Patel organised peasants around what?
Kheda Satyagraha was linked with tax relief and collective discipline. Exam tip: remember Gujarat and 1918.
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महत्वपूर्ण विद्रोह और आंदोलन
In Class 10 General Knowledge under the Indian History chapter, this topic introduces major revolts and movements that shaped resistance, reform, and political awakening in India. Students learn to identify notable uprisings and organised movements, understand their key causes and leadership, and recognise their role in the broader struggle against colonial rule and social injustice.
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Kheda Satyagraha was linked with tax relief and collective discipline. Exam tip: remember Gujarat and 1918.
View question detailsGandhi used moral Satyagraha in a labour dispute. Exam tip: connect Ahmedabad with labour movement.
View question detailsIn Bardoli peasants opposed revenue increase under Patel's leadership. Exam tip: remember the title Sardar.
View question detailsThe Rowlatt Act was linked with powers like detention without trial. Exam tip: study 1919 carefully.
View question detailsJallianwala Bagh clearly showed colonial brutality. Exam tip: connect it with the background of Non-Cooperation.
View question detailsNon-Cooperation Movement was based on the strategy of withdrawing cooperation. Exam tip: remember forms of boycott.
View question detailsGandhi withdrew Non-Cooperation Movement because of violence. Exam tip: remember the principle of non-violence.
View question detailsSwaraj Party was a new strategy after withdrawal of Non-Cooperation Movement. Exam tip: remember C R Das and Motilal Nehru.
View question detailsThe Simon Commission had no Indian member, even though it was appointed to review constitutional reforms in India. Indians therefore opposed it with the slogan “Simon Go Back.” The protest strengthened the demand that decisions concerning India must include Indian participation. Option B is the closest opposite idea, because the movement demanded political rights rather than cooperation with British rule. Exam tip: remember that the Commission was opposed because it was composed entirely of British members.
View question detailsThe lathi charge occurred during Simon Commission protest in Lahore. Exam tip: connect Lala Lajpat Rai and Saunders incident.
View question detailsThe Kakori incident was linked with targeting the government treasury. Exam tip: remember HRA and 1925.
View question detailsThe Central Legislative Assembly bombing in 1929 was intended by Bhagat Singh and Batukeshwar Dutt as a dramatic political protest, not as an attempt to kill people or escape secretly. They used low-intensity bombs and then stayed at the site so that they could be arrested. Their aim was to use the courtroom, statements, and the wider public discussion to communicate revolutionary ideas and protest colonial rule.
Option A is correct because deliberately facing arrest gave them a platform to explain their message. They wanted people to hear why they opposed British policies and to draw attention to their political cause. Protecting forests, demanding Bhoodan, or increasing the Salt Tax has no connection with the purpose of this event. The important point is that the arrest was a planned part of political communication and propaganda.
Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan led a non-violent Pashtun movement. Exam tip: remember Frontier Gandhi.
View question detailsSalt was needed by every class so the issue became broad. Exam tip: understand symbolic importance of Dandi March.
View question detailsDharasana carried the contrast between non-violence and repression to the world. Exam tip: remember role of press.
View question detailsUsha Mehta's secret Congress Radio was important in 1942. Exam tip: remember underground activities.
View question detailsThe Quit India Movement of 1942 was not limited to speeches and protests in large cities. In some areas, people challenged colonial authority by creating local arrangements of administration. Satara in Maharashtra became well known for the Prati Sarkar, or parallel government. It tried to perform some functions of government and showed that local activists were prepared to organise and govern outside the control of the colonial state.
This example reveals the movement’s wider character: resistance could become an attempt to establish alternative local authority. It does not refer to sea trade, the later Chipko movement, or indigo cultivation. Ballia and Tamluk are other examples often studied with this aspect of the movement, but the question specifically points to Satara. Therefore, option A is the appropriate answer.
INA trials aroused a feeling of national unity among people. Exam tip: remember Red Fort trials.
View question detailsThe naval revolt of 1946 was mainly linked with Bombay. Exam tip: remember movements of the final phase.
View question detailsVaikom Satyagraha was linked with opposition to caste discrimination. Exam tip: remember social reform movements.
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