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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. Kakori
  2. Dandi
  3. Champaran
  4. Lahore
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  1. Raising resources for revolutionary activities
  2. Protecting forests
  3. Giving land to the landless
  4. Anti-liquor social protest
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  1. Bhoodan Movement
  2. Central Legislative Assembly bomb case
  3. Chipko Movement
  4. Narmada Movement
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  1. Saving a river
  2. Land donation
  3. Disrupting colonial arms and communication system
  4. Welcoming Simon Commission
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  1. INA trials
  2. Salt Satyagraha
  3. Bhoodan campaign
  4. Non-violent discipline and organisation
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  1. Because the message was spread in villages during the march
  2. Because it was only a naval exercise
  3. Because it was only Bhoodan
  4. Because it was only tree felling
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  1. Because it started Bhoodan
  2. Because it adopted Chipko method
  3. Because news of repression on non-violent satyagrahis spread
  4. Because it increased indigo cultivation
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  1. Complete support for British rule
  2. Success of Simon Commission
  3. Construction of Narmada dam
  4. Aspiration for self-rule at local level
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  1. Communication breakdown after the arrest of leaders
  2. Collection of land revenue from peasants
  3. Permission for deforestation
  4. Integration of princely states into India
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  1. It was only a peasant organisation
  2. It symbolised women's military participation
  3. It was a branch of Chipko
  4. It was a Bhoodan committee
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  1. It was a historic site linked with Mughal and national memory
  2. It was a dam in Narmada Valley
  3. It was a Chipko forest
  4. It was a peasant village of Pabna
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  1. Because it was only Bhoodan donation
  2. Because it was only Chipko Movement
  3. Because discontent appeared even in colonial armed forces
  4. Because it was only Nil Darpan play
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  1. Naval right
  2. Debt right
  3. Princely right
  4. Equal access to public spaces
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  1. Because removing untouchability was considered necessary for a free society
  2. Because it was only forest protection
  3. Because it was INA trial
  4. Because it was only Salt Law
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  1. Maritime trade relation
  2. Sharecropper and landlord relation
  3. Naval recruitment relation
  4. Foreign currency relation
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  1. Because peasants were troubled by local exploitation and oppressive system
  2. Because it was Chipko Movement
  3. Because it was only INA trial
  4. Because it was only Salt March
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  1. People's participation and responsible government in princely states
  2. Salt factories in princely states
  3. Chipko forests in princely states
  4. INA trials in princely states
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  1. Military action
  2. Naval revolt
  3. Voluntary land donation
  4. Armoury attack
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  1. It increased naval revolt
  2. It conducted INA trials
  3. It increased indigo cultivation
  4. It strengthened local community participation in forest protection
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  1. Public participation for protecting trees
  2. Looting government treasury
  3. Breaking Salt Law
  4. Increasing tenant tax
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  1. Dam projects raised the issue of displacement and rehabilitation
  2. It only increased indigo cultivation
  3. It only caused naval revolt
  4. It only integrated princely states
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  1. Because it was seen as a threat to forest and biodiversity
  2. Because it was INA trial
  3. Because it was indigo cultivation of Champaran
  4. Because it was Simon Commission
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  1. Because liquor increased social and economic burden on families and women
  2. Because it was an armoury attack
  3. Because it was Bhoodan donation
  4. Because it was Rowlatt Act
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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
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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

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