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Modern Indian History

आधुनिक भारतीय इतिहास

In Class 10 General Knowledge under the Indian History chapter, Modern Indian History introduces students to India’s journey from colonial rule to independence and the early shaping of the modern nation. Students learn about significant political, social, and nationalist developments, key leaders and movements, and how these events influenced India’s public life and democratic identity.

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  1. It made economic exploitation a political issue with reasoning and data
  2. It started armed revolt
  3. It praised British rule
  4. It abolished princely states
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  1. It developed political training and tradition of public debate
  2. It immediately made India independent
  3. It ended all wars
  4. It restored Company rule
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  1. Connecting masses with nationalism through a religious-cultural platform
  2. Running British Parliament
  3. Implementing Permanent Settlement
  4. Starting Sati
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  1. Providing education with national outlook instead of colonial education
  2. Creating French army
  3. Implementing Salt Law
  4. Breaking princely states
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  1. Difference over movement strategy and direction of leadership
  2. Railway fare dispute
  3. Sati controversy
  4. Company trade dispute
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  1. Because real power still remained with colonial rule
  2. Because India was fully independent
  3. Because councils were fully Indian
  4. Because taxes ended
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  1. Because it accepted separate electorates
  2. Because it closed railways
  3. Because princely states were integrated
  4. Because Company rule returned
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  1. As a method based on moral pressure, public participation and inquiry
  2. As a secret violent attack
  3. As a military coup
  4. As colonial tax increase
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  1. To show broad public opinion on civil liberties
  2. To support British army
  3. To expand Company trade
  4. To free princely states
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  1. It could not fully satisfy Indian public sense of justice
  2. It made India independent
  3. It gave power to Congress
  4. It started Sati
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  1. Public rejection of colonial economic dependence
  2. Respect for British cloth
  3. Support for railway law
  4. Integration of princely states
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  1. Whether to oppose by entering colonial councils or by staying out
  2. Whether to start Sati
  3. Whether to fight Plassey again
  4. Whether to expand Company trade
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  1. Dominion Status meant self-rule within British Commonwealth while Poorna Swaraj meant complete independence
  2. Both were only land taxes
  3. Both were military treaties
  4. Both were social reform organisations
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  1. Considering Muslim minority safeguards inadequate
  2. Peasants getting too much land
  3. Too much railway expansion
  4. End of Sati
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  1. Spreading public contact and symbolic awareness through villages
  2. Holding parade of British army
  3. Collecting Company revenue
  4. Threatening princely states
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  1. It recognised legitimacy of protesters and public pressure
  2. It restored Company rule
  3. It partitioned Bengal
  4. It enforced Sati
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  1. Separate electorates increased debate on social representation and national unity
  2. It closed railways
  3. It repeated Plassey
  4. It ended education
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  1. It linked political freedom with socio-economic justice
  2. It strengthened Subsidiary Alliance
  3. It restored Company rule
  4. It increased French power
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  1. Congress gained experience of provincial governance
  2. India became independent immediately
  3. Company rule began
  4. Muslim League ended
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  1. Because there was no immediate national government and real transfer of power
  2. Because it gave immediate complete independence
  3. Because it removed all taxes
  4. Because it enforced the Constitution
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  1. To express non-violent protest during war while avoiding mass confrontation
  2. To start armed revolution
  3. To integrate princely states
  4. To support British army
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  1. It appeared to threaten India's unity and future federation
  2. It would abolish all taxes
  3. It would stop Sati
  4. It would make railways faster
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  1. They challenged British authority at local level
  2. They increased Company trade
  3. They partitioned Bengal
  4. They started Sati
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  1. They increased British concern about military loyalty and public opinion
  2. They started Company rule
  3. They caused Plassey
  4. They created education policy
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  1. Provincial grouping and power of the centre
  2. Sati and widow remarriage
  3. Railway fare and postal fee
  4. Permanent Settlement and Ryotwari

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