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General Knowledge

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 shows anti-colonial resistance was organized outside India too
  2. It was limited only to Bengal
  3. It was only government reform
  4. It was only a provincial election
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  1. Secret military courts
  2. Organized propaganda of self-rule through local branches speeches and pamphlets
  3. Only revenue collection
  4. Only British court ceremonies
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  1. It linked Satyagraha with practical solution of peasant problems
  2. It ended Congress
  3. It made India a republic
  4. It partitioned Bengal
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  1. Discipline and training in nonviolence are necessary in mass movements
  2. Satyagraha must always be armed
  3. The national movement should be stopped
  4. Movements should be conducted only abroad
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  1. Expressing moral dissent from colonial honour
  2. Supporting British rule
  3. Taking Diwani from the Company
  4. Making the salt law
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  1. To create nationalist education as an alternative to colonial institutions
  2. To train the British army
  3. To strengthen zamindari
  4. To bring back French rule
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  1. It wanted to obstruct by entering colonial councils
  2. It fully supported British rule
  3. It wanted only military revolution
  4. It integrated princely states
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  1. Resources for revolutionary activities and challenge to colonial power
  2. Economic support to British rule
  3. Introducing Permanent Settlement
  4. Creating Simon Commission
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  1. Public propagation of revolutionary ideas
  2. Full support for British justice
  3. Expansion of Company trade
  4. Obeying Subsidiary Alliance
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  1. Salt was a daily necessity for every class
  2. Salt was only an item of the rich
  3. Salt was only for soldiers
  4. Salt was made only abroad
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  1. Moral criticism of British rule increased globally
  2. India became independent immediately
  3. Company rule returned
  4. French army came to India
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  1. Foreign trade and railway fare
  2. Mughal succession
  3. Minority representation and federal structure
  4. Indigo cultivation and forest law
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  1. Their political status and responsibility were different
  2. Both were fully independent republics
  3. Both were equally ruled by Congress
  4. Both had removed the Company
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  1. To compromise between Dalit representation and social unity
  2. To restore Company rule
  3. To stop Dandi March
  4. To increase French trade
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  1. Required participation of princely states was not obtained
  2. Congress was not formed in 1885
  3. Railways were fully closed
  4. India was already a republic
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  1. Congress gained experience in running provincial administration
  2. Congress gave up the demand for freedom
  3. Congress accepted Company rule
  4. Congress formed Muslim League
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  1. Giving priority to nonviolent moral protest
  2. Declaring armed revolution
  3. Bringing back Company rule
  4. Partitioning Bengal
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  1. It could weaken Indian unity in the future
  2. It abolished the salt tax
  3. It immediately gave power to Congress
  4. It did not recognize princely states
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  1. Local people directly challenged colonial authority
  2. British rule was fully popular
  3. The Company took back Diwani
  4. Congress ended the movement
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  1. They linked nationalist sympathy with the military question
  2. They showed soldiers fully satisfied with colonial rule
  3. They ended Congress
  4. They started Permanent Settlement
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  1. Congress's all India unity and Muslim League's demand for provincial grouping
  2. Company trade and Permanent Settlement
  3. Indigo cultivation and railway policy
  4. Mughal power and Maratha Peshwa
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  1. Communal violence and distrust increased greatly
  2. Congress and League fully united
  3. India immediately became a republic
  4. British rule had already ended
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  1. Boundary demarcation was hurried and local realities were not fully understood
  2. It returned India to Company rule
  3. It increased salt tax
  4. It ended Congress
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  1. Ensuring the territorial unity of the Indian Union
  2. Restoring Company rule
  3. Starting Dandi March
  4. Founding Muslim League
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  1. To make Indian states independent
  2. To bring centralised control in Company rule
  3. To give administration to Congress
  4. To start railway system

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