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India's Struggle for Freedom


India's Struggle for FreedomVersión en línea Quiz on independence, Gandhi, and colonial rule. por Mrs JEOFFROI 1 In what year did India gain independence from Britain? a 1935 b 1950 c 1947 d 1942 2 Who led the Salt March of 1930? Written answer 3 What happened in 1905? a Partition of Bengal b Swadeshi Movement c Quit India Movement d Non-Cooperation Movement 4 What was the main aim of the Non-Cooperation Movement? a Immediate partition b Nonviolent resistance to British rule c Violent uprising d Rasid movement 5 Who was the last British Viceroy of India? a Lord Linlithgow b Lord Curzon c Lord Wavell d Lord Mountbatten 6 Which campaign led to the mass demand for British withdrawal in 1942? a Civil Disobedience Movement b Khilafat Movement c Quit India Movement d Swadeshi Movement 7 Which event is commonly seen as the start of the 1857 rebellion? a Salt March b Non-Cooperation Movement c Sepoy Mutiny d Tipu Sultan Rebellion 8 Which act formally began the British Raj in 1858? a Railways Act 1833 b Government of India Act 1858 c Indian Councils Act 1909 d Act of Settlement 1701 9 What does the term Satyagraha refer to in Gandhi's philosophy? a Truth-force or nonviolent resistance b Passive acceptance c Military mayhem d Economic boycott only 10 Which two nations emerged after independence due to partition? a India and Pakistan b Pakistan and Bangladesh c India and Nepal d India and Sri Lanka 11 Why was August 15th chosen as the Independence Day of India? a Because it coincided with the day of Raksha Bendhen b Because it was Gandhi's birthday c Because the British Lords considered it a lucky day d Because it was the day the Indian National Congress was formed 12 Day of widespread communal rioting between Muslims and Hindus in the city of Calcutta Written answer

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India's Struggle for FreedomVersión en línea

por Mrs JEOFFROI

In what year did India gain independence from Britain?

Who led the Salt March of 1930?

Written answer

What happened in 1905?

What was the main aim of the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Who was the last British Viceroy of India?

Which campaign led to the mass demand for British withdrawal in 1942?

Which event is commonly seen as the start of the 1857 rebellion?

Which act formally began the British Raj in 1858?

What does the term Satyagraha refer to in Gandhi's philosophy?

Which two nations emerged after independence due to partition?

Why was August 15th chosen as the Independence Day of India?

Day of widespread communal rioting between Muslims and Hindus in the city of Calcutta

Written answer