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General Knowledge

Important Revolts and Movements

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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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Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,harijan movement
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  1. Because social equality was seen as necessary for free India
  2. Because it was an armoury raid
  3. Because it was Simon Commission report
  4. Because it was indigo cultivation
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,tebhaga movement
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  1. Sharecroppers
  2. British officers
  3. Princely kings
  4. Foreign soldiers
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,telangana peasant struggle
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  1. Because the struggle was linked with zamindari exploitation and local power structure
  2. Because it was the birthplace of Chipko
  3. Because it was the court of Deccan Riots
  4. Because it was INA fort
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,praja mandal
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  1. They linked rights of people in princely states with the movement
  2. They only made salt
  3. They only protected forests
  4. They only conducted INA trials
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,bhoodan movement
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  1. To provide land for landless people
  2. To increase military recruitment
  3. To break Salt Law
  4. To collect more tax from peasants
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,chipko movement
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  1. People hugged trees to stop felling
  2. People attacked armoury
  3. People looted government treasury
  4. People increased Salt Tax
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,appiko movement
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  1. Because it was linked with forest conservation and tree protection
  2. Because it was linked with indigo cultivation
  3. Because it was linked with Rowlatt Act
  4. Because it was linked with INA trials
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,narmada bachao andolan
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  1. Because dam projects created displacement of people
  2. Because it was protest against Simon Commission
  3. Because it was Vellore military revolt
  4. Because it was Nil Darpan play
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,silent valley movement
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  1. Because the region had rare forest and living resources
  2. Because it was a salt factory
  3. Because it was government treasury
  4. Because it was princely army
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,anti arrack movement
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  1. Women raised organised voice against the effects of liquor on family and society
  2. Soldiers captured armoury
  3. Peasants started growing indigo
  4. Princely states issued separate currency
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,khejarli movement
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  1. Because the Bishnoi community sacrificed lives to protect trees
  2. Because it sent Simon Commission
  3. Because it caused naval revolt
  4. Because it was an indigo cultivation movement
Medium · Level 26 · important revolts,movements,eka movement
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  1. Because it was only a forest conservation campaign
  2. Because it was a naval revolt
  3. Because peasants wanted to create collective pressure against revenue and exploitation
  4. Because it was a princely state integration movement
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,sannyasi rebellion
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  1. Because it was only the Dandi March
  2. Because both helped increase local discontent
  3. Because it was only a naval revolt
  4. Because it was only an environmental movement
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,chuar rebellion
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  1. Because it was only court reform
  2. Because it was only linked with Salt Law
  3. Because it included economic and social distress of local groups in Jungle Mahal
  4. Because it was only a Constituent Assembly election
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,kol rebellion
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  1. Because it weakened traditional tribal control
  2. Because it started the Chipko Movement
  3. Because it formed the INA
  4. Because it started Bhoodan
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,santhal rebellion
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  1. They led the Simon Commission
  2. They started Narmada Bachao Andolan
  3. They integrated princely states
  4. They organised Santhals against exploitation
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,munda ulgulan
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  1. Because it was linked with naval training
  2. Because it was linked with traditional land rights of Mundas
  3. Because it was only Salt Law
  4. Because it was only boycott of foreign cloth
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,paika rebellion
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  1. It was the centre of Chipko Movement
  2. It was the place of INA trials
  3. It was linked with local military and political resistance of Odisha
  4. It was the starting place of Bhoodan Movement
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,vellore mutiny
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  1. Military discontent played a role in both
  2. Both were environmental movements
  3. Both were linked with Bhoodan
  4. Both were only peasant associations
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,revolt of 1857
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  1. Because it was linked with Bhoodan
  2. Because it was the Chipko method
  3. Because it was the Narmada movement
  4. Because it immediately triggered soldiers' religious fears