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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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Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,lucknow pact,congress league
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  1. Congress and League cooperated but separate electorates were also accepted
  2. Congress and League fought a war
  3. Congress ended and League formed
  4. India was declared a republic
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,gandhi,early satyagraha
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  1. Raising local injustice through non-violent Satyagraha and negotiation
  2. Taking power through armed war
  3. Expanding Company trade
  4. Implementing Bengal partition
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,rowlatt satyagraha,gandhian methods
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  1. Non-violent collective moral protest
  2. Secret military attack
  3. Support for British tax
  4. Princely annexation
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,jallianwala bagh,non cooperation
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  1. Loss of faith in moral legitimacy of British rule
  2. Expansion of Company trade
  3. Integration of princely states
  4. Return of Sati
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,non cooperation,titles
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  1. Rejection of colonial honour and legitimacy
  2. Honour of British army
  3. Only boycott of train
  4. Acceptance of Company Diwani
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,swaraj party,no changers
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  1. Council entry versus emphasis on constructive programme
  2. Support for Sati versus opposition to Sati
  3. Railways versus postal system
  4. France versus Portugal
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,nehru report,constituional nationalism
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  1. Direction of secular constitutional nationalism
  2. Return of Company rule
  3. Armed monarchy
  4. Increase of colonial tax
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,poorna swaraj,salt satyagraha
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  1. It linked complete independence with a daily issue of common people
  2. It supported British army
  3. It expanded Company trade
  4. It divided princely states
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,round table conferences,constitutional talks
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  1. No basic political agreement emerged between Indian groups and British government
  2. They immediately freed India
  3. Congress equally attended all conferences
  4. They had no constitutional issue
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,poona pact,reserved seats
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  1. Balancing depressed class representation with national electoral framework
  2. Increasing British army
  3. Restoring Company trade
  4. Implementing Bengal partition
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,government of india act 1935,federal court
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  1. Judicial mechanism for centre-province disputes
  2. Expansion of Company trade
  3. Restarting Sati
  4. End of Swadeshi Movement
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,congress ministries,1937 elections
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  1. Experience of running provincial governments and public policies
  2. Experience of running Company army
  3. Experience of running French trade
  4. Experience of giving states to Britain
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,cripps mission,dominion status
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  1. It was a post-war promise and not immediate transfer of power
  2. It was immediate full republic
  3. It made all provinces independent
  4. It gave permanent power to Congress
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,quit india,parallel governments
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  1. Local people were challenging British authority through alternative power
  2. British rule had become stronger
  3. Congress had ended the movement
  4. Muslim League had made a constitution
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,ina trials,national unity
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  1. Spirit of national unity above religion and community
  2. Return of Company rule
  3. Support for Bengal partition
  4. Restoration of Sati
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,royal indian navy revolt,1946
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  1. It also included colonial humiliation, poor conditions and nationalist atmosphere
  2. It was only repetition of Plassey
  3. It was only Sati reform
  4. It was only university dispute
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,cabinet mission,muslim league
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  1. It could give more autonomy to Muslim-majority groups
  2. It ended Congress
  3. It removed British army
  4. It gave princely states to France
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,mountbatten plan,partition
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  1. Problems of boundary, displacement and communal violence
  2. Only problem of education fees
  3. Only problem of railway colour
  4. Only problem of university exams
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,objectives resolution,sovereignty
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  1. India's authority would be derived from the people
  2. India's authority would be derived from the Company
  3. India's authority would be derived from France
  4. India's authority would be derived only from princely states
Expert · Level 17 · modern indian history,princely states,patel v p menon
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  1. Combined use of diplomacy, pressure and legal documents
  2. Use of only foreign army
  3. Leaving all states independent
  4. Handing India to British Parliament