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General Knowledge

Indian Freedom Movement

भारतीय स्वतंत्रता आंदोलन

In Class 10 General Knowledge, under the Indian History chapter, this topic introduces the Indian Freedom Movement and its role in ending British colonial rule. Students learn about the growth of national consciousness, major phases of the struggle, important leaders, public participation, and the significance of independence in shaping modern India.

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Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,kheda,revenue relief
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  1. Opposition to Simon Commission
  2. Crop failure and peasants' inability to pay
  3. Integration of princely states
  4. Partition of India
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,ahmedabad mill workers,gandhi
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  1. Making settlement possible through moral pressure
  2. Helping British army
  3. Welcoming Simon Commission
  4. Separating princely states
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,rowlatt act,civil liberties
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  1. Because it continued emergency detention powers
  2. Because it gave complete independence
  3. Because it removed Salt Tax
  4. Because it formed Congress
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,jallianwala bagh,tagore
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  1. Moral rejection of British honour
  2. Support for Simon Commission
  3. Integration of princely states
  4. Demand for Company rule
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,khilafat,non cooperation
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  1. To expand British army
  2. To build wider Hindu-Muslim mass base
  3. To send Simon Commission
  4. To free princely states
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,chauri chaura,non violence
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  1. Armed struggle
  2. Cooperation with British army
  3. Discipline of non-violence
  4. Provincial elections
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,swaraj party,council entry
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  1. Because it wanted to obstruct colonial work inside councils
  2. Because it supported British rule
  3. Because it separated princely states
  4. Because it made Salt Law
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,simon commission,opposition
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  1. Indian opinion is essential on India's constitution
  2. British commission alone is enough
  3. India does not need politics
  4. Peasants should leave movements
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,poorna swaraj,lahore session
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  1. Moving from Dominion Status to complete independence
  2. Ending Congress
  3. Accepting Simon Commission
  4. Recruiting in British army
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,26 january 1930,poorna swaraj
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  1. Connecting people with the pledge of Poorna Swaraj
  2. Increasing Salt Tax
  3. Sending Simon Commission
  4. Freeing princely states
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,dandi march,mass contact
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  1. To connect people by spreading the message in villages
  2. To hold British army parade
  3. To restore Company rule
  4. To threaten princely states
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,civil disobedience,non cooperation
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  1. It included open non-violent violation of colonial laws
  2. It had no mass participation
  3. Only British officers participated
  4. Congress was absent
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,gandhi irwin pact,civil disobedience movement,round table conference,revolutionary prisoners
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  1. It did not accept the demand for the release of all revolutionary prisoners
  2. It enabled the Indian National Congress to participate in the Second Round Table Conference
  3. It granted limited relaxation of restrictions on making and selling salt
  4. It led to the temporary suspension of the Civil Disobedience Movement
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,round table conferences,constitutional talks
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  1. Failure to reach basic political agreement among Indian groups and British government
  2. Abolition of Salt Law
  3. Congress getting full majority
  4. Complete integration of princely states
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,karachi session,fundamental rights
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  1. Because it stressed Fundamental Rights and Economic Programme
  2. Because it partitioned Bengal
  3. Because it formed Simon Commission
  4. Because it restored Company rule
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,government of india act 1935,federation
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  1. Required participation of princely states was not obtained
  2. Congress did not exist
  3. India was already independent
  4. Simon Commission refused
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,1937 elections,congress ministries
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  1. Congress gained practical experience of governance
  2. India became independent immediately
  3. Simon Commission was formed
  4. Salt Tax ended
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,world war two,congress ministries
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  1. Opposition to involving India in war without consent
  2. Welcome to British rule
  3. Support for Simon Commission
  4. Acceptance of Salt Tax
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,august offer,world war two
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  1. It had no immediate national government and transfer of power
  2. It gave complete independence
  3. It abolished all taxes
  4. It enforced Constitution
Hard · Level 21 · indian freedom movement,cripps mission,partition issue
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  1. It seemed to threaten Indian unity
  2. It reduced Salt Tax
  3. It gave Congress permanent power
  4. It brought back Simon Commission