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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 24 · indian freedom movement,congress ministries,1937 elections
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  1. Capacity to run provincial administration and make policies
  2. Capacity to run British army
  3. Capacity to form Simon Commission
  4. Capacity to make separate princely currency
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,world war two,congress ministries
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  1. Indian consent is necessary to involve India in war
  2. British army is supreme
  3. Simon Commission should be called again
  4. Princely states do not need constitution
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,august offer,minority consent
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  1. Because it could create a veto-like situation in constitutional progress
  2. Because it was giving Poorna Swaraj immediately
  3. Because it was abolishing all taxes
  4. Because it was forming INA
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,individual satyagraha,gandhi,world war ii,vinoba bhave,anti-war protest
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  1. To assert the right to oppose India's participation in the war, without obstructing the British war effort
  2. To launch a mass uprising to force the British government to leave India immediately
  3. To support compulsory recruitment of Indians into the British army
  4. To provide India's military support to the Axis powers in the Second World War
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,cripps mission,failure
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  1. Because it did not give immediate transfer of power
  2. Because it gave immediate full republic
  3. Because it made all provinces independent
  4. Because it abolished all taxes
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,cripps mission,partition issue
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  1. Question of India's unity and partition
  2. Question of salt production
  3. Railway fare dispute
  4. Indigo cultivation reform
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,quit india,local leadership
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  1. Autonomous energy of mass movement
  2. Popularity of British rule
  3. Success of Simon Commission
  4. End of Congress
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,prati sarkar,satara
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  1. Prati Sarkar
  2. Hunter Committee
  3. Radcliffe Commission
  4. Montagu Plan
Expert · Level 24 · quit india movement,underground congress radio,usha mehta,indian freedom movement,british repression
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  1. Repression of open political activities and arrest of leaders
  2. Removal of restrictions on the press and radio by the British government
  3. Need for new publicity methods due to the return of the Simon Commission
  4. Permission from princely states to Congress to run independent radio stations
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,rani jhansi regiment,women participation
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  1. Expansion of women's military and political participation
  2. Recruitment policy of British army
  3. Reform of Simon Commission
  4. Tax policy of princely states
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,ina trials,national unity
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  1. They created a moment of shared national sympathy and unity
  2. They made communal violence official policy
  3. They ended Congress
  4. They gave princely states to Britain
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,rin revolt,1946
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  1. It questioned loyalty of colonial armed forces
  2. It increased British tax collection
  3. It formed Simon Commission
  4. It partitioned Bengal
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,cabinet mission,federal plan
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  1. Balancing weak centre, provincial groups and role of princely states
  2. Fixing Salt Tax rate
  3. Deciding colour of Swadeshi cloth
  4. Choosing first Congress president
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,cabinet mission,grouping scheme
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  1. Congress saw it as temporary while League saw it as political safeguard
  2. Both saw it as Salt Law
  3. Both saw it as Simon Commission
  4. Both saw it as princely tax
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,direct action day,partition
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  1. Pressure toward quick transfer of power and partition solution
  2. Pressure to restart Swadeshi Movement
  3. Pressure to reapply Rowlatt Act
  4. Pressure to send Congress back to 1885
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,mountbatten plan,partition
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  1. Due to communal violence, deadlock and need for quick transfer of power
  2. Because Congress wanted permanent British rule
  3. Because Simon Commission ordered it
  4. Because Salt Tax had not ended
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,radcliffe line,partition crisis
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  1. Boundary became clear late, increasing confusion, displacement and violence
  2. It kept everyone safe
  3. It ended all boundary questions
  4. It brought back Simon Commission
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,independence act,princely states
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  1. British paramountcy ended but each state's future had to be decided
  2. All states automatically merged with Britain
  3. All states were already republics
  4. Simon Commission bought states
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,junagadh hyderabad,princely states
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  1. Different strategy was adopted according to each state's situation
  2. All states joined automatically on same day
  3. Simon Commission made all decisions
  4. Congress abandoned princely states
Expert · Level 24 · indian freedom movement,kashmir,accession
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  1. Invasion, Instrument of Accession and international dispute were involved together
  2. Kashmir had no ruler
  3. Kashmir was British capital
  4. Kashmir was a Portuguese colony