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General Knowledge

Important Revolts and Movements

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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Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,khejarli chipko
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  1. Both show people's sacrifice for protecting nature and trees
  2. Both were INA trials
  3. Both were indigo cultivation movements
  4. Both were linked with Simon Commission
Medium · Level 27 · important revolts,movements,aituc,labour movement
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  1. It gave workers' demands an organised national platform
  2. It started forced indigo cultivation
  3. It ended Chipko Movement
  4. It divided princely states
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,sannyasi rebellion
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  1. It was only against Salt Law
  2. It included famine, revenue pressure and local discontent
  3. It was only an environmental movement like Chipko
  4. It was only an issue of princely integration
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,chuar rebellion
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  1. INA trials
  2. Salt Satyagraha
  3. Revenue system, forest control and interference in local rights
  4. Simon Commission report
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,kol rebellion
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  1. It was used for outsider exploiters
  2. It was the name of Salt Law
  3. It was another name for Bhoodan
  4. It was the method of Chipko
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,munda ulgulan
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  1. Because it was INA's military plan
  2. Because it was linked with traditional Munda land rights
  3. Because it was a Simon Commission recommendation
  4. Because it was only Salt Law
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,paika rebellion
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  1. Organising traditional soldier class and local discontent in Odisha
  2. Leading Narmada Bachao Andolan
  3. Carrying out Assembly bomb case
  4. Forming Khudai Khidmatgar
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,vellore mutiny
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  1. Because it was based on environmental protection
  2. Because it was linked with Bhoodan land donation
  3. Because soldiers had fears related to uniform and religious practices
  4. Because it was a peasant revenue movement
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,poligar rebellion
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  1. Against French missionaries
  2. Against the Mughal court
  3. Against peasant associations
  4. Against control of the British East India Company
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,kittur rani chennamma
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  1. She opposed British interference in the Karnataka region
  2. She started Chipko Movement
  3. She wrote Nil Darpan
  4. She led Royal Indian Navy revolt
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,ahom revolt
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  1. Because it was only a Salt Tax movement
  2. Because there was local political discontent against British interference
  3. Because it was a Narmada dam movement
  4. Because it happened after princely integration
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,khasi uprising
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  1. He led Bhoodan Movement
  2. He fought INA trials
  3. He opposed British expansion in the Northeast
  4. He started Salt Satyagraha
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,faraizi movement
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  1. It was only an armoury attack
  2. It was only a Chipko method
  3. It was only Assembly bomb case
  4. It voiced both social reform and peasant discontent in Eastern Bengal
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,wahabi movement
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  1. Organisation of activities and contacts of the movement
  2. Making of Salt Law
  3. Beginning of forest conservation
  4. Administration of princely integration
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,kuka movement
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  1. Narmada Valley rehabilitation
  2. Namdhari reform, social discipline and anti-colonial resistance
  3. Chipko forest protection
  4. INA trials
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,titu mir
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  1. It was the main office of Narmada movement
  2. It was a naval training centre
  3. It was a symbol of local resistance and self-defence
  4. It was the building of Constituent Assembly
Medium · Level 28 · moplah rebellion,malabar rebellion,indian history,peasant movements,colonial india,tenant grievances
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  1. Because it was only the Bhoodan Movement
  2. Because it was only the Chipko Movement
  3. Because it was only the INA trial
  4. Because land, tenancy, religion and colonial context were involved
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,champaran satyagraha
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  1. He combined fact-finding, public contact and non-violent pressure
  2. He attacked an armoury
  3. He formed INA
  4. He led Bhoodan
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,kheda satyagraha
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  1. Because it was Chipko method
  2. Because peasants' unity created non-violent pressure on administration
  3. Because it was Assembly bomb case
  4. Because it was only princely integration
Medium · Level 28 · important revolts,movements,bardoli satyagraha
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  1. Because he conducted INA trials
  2. Because he started Chipko Movement
  3. Because he wrote Nil Darpan
  4. Because he organised peasants in a disciplined manner