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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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Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. The revolt got a modern constitution
  2. Peasants got tax exemption
  3. Congress took leadership of the revolt
  4. The revolt got legitimacy and a common symbol
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  1. It immediately made all princely states republics
  2. It showed distance from aggressive annexation like Doctrine of Lapse
  3. It gave power to Congress
  4. It ended the salt tax
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  1. It made equal opportunity for Indians in administration a political issue
  2. It started the Salt Satyagraha
  3. It partitioned Bengal
  4. It formed the INA
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. They immediately made India independent
  2. They ended the British army
  3. They prepared the ground for all-India political organization
  4. They implemented partition
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Image of a religious reformer rule
  2. Image of a benevolent and developmental rule for India
  3. Image of a military rebel rule
  4. Image of local council rule
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  1. To protect British industries
  2. To collect more revenue from peasants
  3. To challenge colonial economic dependence
  4. To support Simon Commission
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Creation of an alternative to colonial education
  2. Expansion of British army
  3. Creation of salt law
  4. End of Congress
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. They gave equal franchise to all Indians
  2. They institutionalized community based separate electorates
  3. They made India a republic
  4. They ended provincial autonomy
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. It linked self-government with both constitutional language and public propaganda
  2. It merged both into the British army
  3. It dissolved Congress
  4. It started the Salt Movement
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Compromise between national unity and communal representation
  2. Choice between agriculture and industry
  3. Conflict between salt and cotton
  4. Union of princely states and British Parliament
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. To give peasants' suffering a moral and evidence based basis
  2. To become Congress president
  3. To train the British army
  4. To make princely states independent
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Emphasis only on religious reform
  2. Linking economic suffering of both peasants and workers with nonviolence
  3. Making foreign trade the main goal
  4. Welcoming the Simon Commission
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. The need for nonviolent discipline and training in mass organization became clearer
  2. He abandoned nonviolence
  3. He dissolved Congress
  4. He accepted British rule
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Indians' loss of trust in colonial justice
  2. India becoming immediately independent
  3. Complete reform of British rule
  4. End of salt tax
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Moral rejection of colonial honour
  2. Recruitment to British army
  3. Increase in peasant tax
  4. Integration of princely states
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. On necessity of nonviolence versus use of mass enthusiasm
  2. On the name of Congress
  3. On the rate of salt tax
  4. On the boundary of princely states
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. It wanted to enter councils and challenge colonial rule from within
  2. It fully supported British rule
  3. It wanted to make the salt law
  4. It left Congress and became an army
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Symbol of martyrdom and youthful revolutionary courage
  2. Complete fairness of colonial justice
  3. Trust in British rule
  4. Support for Simon Commission
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Freedom was linked with social and economic equality
  2. British trade was made the goal
  3. Ending Congress became the goal
  4. Restoring old princely power became the goal
Expert · Level 21 · indian-freedom-movement,expert,level-21
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  1. Obtaining a British post through legal debate
  2. Making trial a medium of public awakening and spread of ideas
  3. Obtaining Congress presidency
  4. Joining Simon Commission