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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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  1. Deep erosion of moral trust in British rule
  2. End of forest conservation
  3. Acceptance of Salt Tax
  4. Separate currency of princely states
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  1. Because it started Chipko
  2. Because it ended Bhoodan
  3. Because it formed Simon Commission
  4. Because many leaders felt the momentum of mass movement stopped
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  1. Obstructing colonial institutions from within
  2. Making the Salt Law
  3. Moving away from forest conservation
  4. Giving separate currency to princely states
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  1. Because the commission was formed to frame environmental protection policies in India
  2. Because the commission was to review India's constitutional future, but it had no Indian member
  3. Because the commission was intended only to study the Bhoodan Movement
  4. Because the commission dealt only with the modernisation of the Indian Navy
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  1. Growth of environmental movement
  2. Expansion of Bhoodan
  3. Revolutionary response to national humiliation
  4. Formation of Kisan Sabha
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  1. To rehabilitate Narmada displaced people
  2. To run Chipko Movement
  3. To organise indigo peasants
  4. To raise resources for revolutionary activities
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  1. It was a rule of Bhoodan
  2. It was a process of indigo cultivation
  3. It was a plan to disrupt colonial military administration
  4. It was a temple-entry movement
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  1. Because it was only indigo cultivation
  2. Because it was only a naval revolt
  3. Because it was only princely tax
  4. Because it built an organisation based on service, discipline and non-violence
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  1. It connected the movement with a daily need of common people
  2. It remained limited only to soldiers
  3. It changed the currency of princely states
  4. It closed Kisan Sabha
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  1. It spread Bhoodan Movement
  2. Reports of repression on non-violent satyagrahis weakened the image of British rule
  3. It formed Simon Commission
  4. It increased indigo cultivation
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  1. It became only a government session
  2. It became only princely integration
  3. Local, underground and spontaneous activities became more important
  4. It became only an environmental campaign
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  1. Import of foreign cloth
  2. Naval recruitment
  3. Narmada rehabilitation
  4. Aspiration for local self-rule
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  1. They became a symbol of shared nationalism above religion
  2. They started Chipko Movement
  3. They wrote Nil Darpan
  4. They formed Pabna peasant association
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  1. Because it was only a forest protection campaign
  2. Because discontent appeared even in colonial armed forces
  3. Because it was a Bhoodan campaign
  4. Because it was a temple-entry movement
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  1. Right to naval service
  2. Zamindari right
  3. Right to equal access to public spaces
  4. Princely currency right
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  1. Need for social equality along with political freedom
  2. Need only for naval revolt
  3. Need only for foreign trade
  4. Need only for division of princely states
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  1. Naval wage dispute
  2. Temple entry dispute
  3. Control of foreign trade
  4. Struggle over crop share between sharecroppers and jotedars
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  1. Because the struggle was linked with local zamindari exploitation and power structure
  2. Because it was the creation of Salt Law
  3. Because it was an extension of Chipko
  4. Because it was an INA trial
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  1. It created separate currency for princely states
  2. It led a naval revolt
  3. It stopped Chipko Movement
  4. It gave peasants' demands an organised national platform
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  1. Because it was based on voluntary land donation
  2. Because it was an armoury attack
  3. Because it was the Simon Commission
  4. Because it was the Indigo Revolt
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  1. Both were naval revolts
  2. Both were linked with forest conservation and local public participation
  3. Both were linked with indigo cultivation
  4. Both were princely integration movements
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  1. Whether naval revolt is necessary
  2. Whether indigo cultivation should be increased
  3. How to balance development, displacement and rehabilitation
  4. What currency princely states should have
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  1. Conflict between naval recruitment and soldiers' salary
  2. Conflict between hydroelectric project and biodiversity conservation
  3. Conflict between indigo cultivation and foreign trade
  4. Conflict between princely currency and tax system
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  1. Because women raised an organised voice against domestic and social exploitation linked with liquor
  2. Because women formed the Simon Commission
  3. Because women conducted INA trials
  4. Because women promoted indigo cultivation
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  1. Because it was linked with INA trials
  2. Because the Bishnoi community made collective sacrifice to protect trees
  3. Because it was opposition to the Rowlatt Act
  4. Because it was part of the Kakori incident

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