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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 22 · indian freedom movement,chittagong armoury raid,surya sen,revolutionary movement,colonial resistance
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  1. To seize armouries and disrupt British administration and communications
  2. To establish a network of Swadeshi schools in rural areas
  3. To secure the Lucknow Pact between the Congress and the Muslim League
  4. To send the Cabinet Mission for constitutional reforms in India
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,naujawan-bharat-sabha,youth
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  1. Spreading revolutionary and national consciousness among youth
  2. Promoting British rule
  3. Keeping princely states separate
  4. Supporting Simon Commission
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,poorna-swaraj,psychology
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  1. It made freedom a clear goal instead of vague reform
  2. It treated British rule as permanent
  3. It made the movement only provincial
  4. It ended Congress
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,dandi-march,salt-law
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  1. Challenging an unjust law through open nonviolent violation
  2. Help to British army
  3. End of Congress
  4. Independence of princely states
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,civil-disobedience,local-forms
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  1. Because unjust laws and grievances differed across regions
  2. Because the movement was in only one city
  3. Because Gandhi stopped the people
  4. Because British rule had ended
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,dharasana,world-opinion
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  1. World public opinion
  2. Only princely courts
  3. Only salt traders
  4. Mughal successors
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,gandhi-irwin-pact,political-prisoners
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  1. It created a temporary bridge between struggle and negotiation
  2. It made India independent immediately
  3. It formed Simon Commission
  4. It caused Bengal Partition
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,poona-pact,gandhi-ambedkar
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  1. It involved concerns of both representation and social unity
  2. It decided salt tax and railway fare
  3. Congress was founded in it
  4. India was partitioned in it
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,government-of-india-act-1935,governor-powers
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  1. They could limit the power of elected ministers
  2. They gave free land to peasants
  3. They made India fully independent
  4. They gave an army to Congress
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,1937-elections,congress-ministries
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  1. Experience of running administration and understanding public expectations
  2. Experience of running British Parliament
  3. Experience of armed revolution
  4. Experience of maritime trade
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,congress-ministries,world-war-ii
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  1. Distrust between Congress and British government increased
  2. India immediately became a republic
  3. Muslim League ended
  4. Dandi March began
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,lahore-resolution,1940
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  1. Because the resolution used ambiguous language of separate states
  2. Because Congress passed the resolution
  3. Because the resolution was part of Salt Movement
  4. Because the resolution was passed in 1857
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,individual-satyagraha,anti-war
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  1. Controlled nonviolent anti-war protest
  2. Full armed revolt
  3. Support for British rule
  4. Expansion of Company trade
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,cripps-mission,quit-india-background
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  1. The British government was not ready to give real power immediately
  2. Swadeshi Movement should end
  3. Simon Commission should be accepted
  4. Congress should join the British army
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,quit-india,mass-resistance
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  1. Freedom consciousness had become deep among people
  2. The movement was only a government plan
  3. People were satisfied with British rule
  4. Congress had no influence
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,tamralipta,parallel-government
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  1. As an example of parallel government in Quit India Movement
  2. As the beginning of Dandi March
  3. As the first Congress session
  4. As Morley-Minto Reform
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,usha-mehta,congress-radio
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  1. It kept movement communication alive amid repression
  2. It made the salt law
  3. It led the British army
  4. It drew the Radcliffe Line
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,ina-trials,red-fort
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  1. Because the soldiers were seen as fighting for the nation
  2. Because they supported British rule
  3. Because the trials were about trade tax
  4. Because they were members of Simon Commission
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,rani-jhansi-regiment,women
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  1. The limit of seeing women only in domestic roles
  2. The limit of peasants paying tax
  3. The limit of press censorship
  4. The boundary of princely states
Hard · Level 22 · indian-freedom-movement,cabinet-mission,grouping
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  1. Tension between Congress desire for united India and League demand for safeguards
  2. Tension between Swadeshi and Khadi
  3. Tension between Kakori and Champaran
  4. Tension between salt and forest laws