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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 24 · indian-freedom-movement,1857,causes
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  1. Because political annexations economic pressure and military discontent were also behind it
  2. Because no soldiers were involved in it
  3. Because it was only linked with Bengal Partition
  4. Because it was led by Congress
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,queen-proclamation,1858
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  1. To calm religious fears and discontent among Indians
  2. To give power to Congress
  3. To break the salt law
  4. To stop Swadeshi goods
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,vernacular-press-act,press
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  1. It showed repression of Indian language press which increased political discontent
  2. It gave complete freedom to the press
  3. It made India independent
  4. It ended Congress
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,ilbert-bill,racial-discrimination
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  1. European resistance to accepting racial equality
  2. Policy of making peasants tax free
  3. Shortage of British army
  4. Problem of railway construction
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,congress,all-india-platform
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  1. It brought political voices of different provinces to one platform
  2. It formed the British army
  3. It caused Bengal Partition
  4. It formed the INA
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,swadeshi,constructive-programme
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  1. By promoting indigenous industries national education and self-reliance
  2. By only buying foreign cloth
  3. By increasing recruitment in British army
  4. By keeping princely states separate
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,bengal-partition,1911
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  1. Because shifting the capital to Delhi showed a new administrative strategy
  2. Because India became independent immediately
  3. Because Congress ended
  4. Because Muslim League ended
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,anushilan-samiti,revolutionary
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  1. Growth of revolutionary nationalism
  2. Support for British rule
  3. Return of Company trade
  4. Peasants becoming tax free
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,home-rule,world-war-one
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  1. Britain wanted Indian resources and Indian leaders wanted political rights
  2. India was already independent
  3. Congress had left politics
  4. The salt law had ended
Hard · Level 24 · Indian freedom movement,Lucknow Pact,communal representation,Indian History,General Knowledge,Class 10 MCQ
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  1. Attempt at national unity with the challenge of communal representation
  2. Complete end of British rule
  3. End of Congress
  4. Beginning of Swadeshi Movement
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,champaran,civil-disobedience
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  1. Peaceful disobedience before moral injustice
  2. Recruitment in British army
  3. Promotion of foreign cloth
  4. Independence of princely states
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,kheda,revenue-relief
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  1. Revenue collection during crop failure was seen as unjust
  2. Peasants demanded foreign trade
  3. Government had already waived tax
  4. Congress had formed an army
Hard · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,ahmedabad mill strike,gandhian satyagraha,labour movement,nonviolence,modern indian history
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  1. Linking labour issues with nonviolent moral struggle
  2. Transforming peasant revenue movements into armed rebellion
  3. Restricting politics to support for British constitutional reforms
  4. Linking the national movement only with the expansion of foreign trade
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,rowlatt-satyagraha,gandhi
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  1. Nonviolent discipline is necessary before mass movement
  2. Support for British rule is necessary
  3. Movements should happen only abroad
  4. Peasants should be removed from movements
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,jallianwala-bagh,moral-outrage
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  1. Repression on unarmed people showed the cruelty of colonial rule
  2. India became independent immediately
  3. British rule fully apologized
  4. Congress gave up the movement
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,khilafat,non-cooperation
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  1. Uniting diverse communities in a broad mass movement
  2. Uniting only traders
  3. Strengthening British army
  4. Ending Congress
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,non-cooperation,national-education
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  1. It created national education as an alternative to colonial education
  2. It promoted British rule
  3. It was part of Simon Commission
  4. It enforced the salt law
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,chauri-chaura,moral-politics
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  1. He valued nonviolent principle more than immediate success
  2. He supported violence
  3. He accepted British rule
  4. He made the salt law
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,swaraj-party,council-obstruction
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  1. Criticizing government policies and opposing budgets
  2. Recruitment in British army
  3. Promotion of foreign cloth
  4. Integration of princely states
Hard · Level 24 · indian-freedom-movement,kakori,martyrs
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  1. The image of martyrs increased revolutionary inspiration among youth
  2. Revolutionary ideas completely ended
  3. British rule became popular
  4. Congress accepted British rule