Class 10 - History

Nationalism In India Online MCQs Test

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1. What did freedom mean for plantation workers in Assam?

(A) Economic prosperity
(B) Physical mobility and connection to their village
(C) Political power
(D) Religious freedom

2. Under which Act were plantation workers in Assam not permitted to leave the tea gardens without permission?

(A) Inland Emigration Act of 1859
(B) Non-Cooperation Movement Act
(C) Plantation Labor Act
(D) British Labor Control Act

3. What did the plantation workers believe when they heard about the Non-Cooperation Movement?

(A) Independence for the tea gardens
(B) Gandhi Raj bringing land for everyone in their own villages
(C) Economic reforms in the plantations
(D) Non-violent protest against authorities

4. Why were the plantation workers unable to reach their destination during their attempt to go home?

(A) Railway and steamer strike
(B) Lack of transportation
(C) Natural disaster
(D) Government restrictions

5. What happened to the workers who defied the authorities and left the plantations?

(A) They successfully reached their destination
(B) They were caught by the police and beaten up
(C) They were granted permission to leave
(D) They joined the Non-Cooperation Movement

6. How did the tribals emotionally relate to an all-India agitation when chanting Gandhiji’s name and demanding ‘Swatantra Bharat’?

(A) They sought political power
(B) They envisioned economic prosperity
(C) They connected with a movement beyond their immediate locality
(D) They protested against the Congress

7. What term did the tribals chant when expressing their demand for freedom?

(A) Swaraj
(B) Satyagraha
(C) Swatantra Bharat
(D) Non-Cooperation

8. How did the visions of the movements interpret the term swaraj?

(A) In alignment with the Congress programme
(B) Defined by economic reforms
(C) Imagined as a time when all suffering and troubles would be over
(D) Focused on religious freedom

9. What was the consequence of the tribals chanting Gandhiji’s name and raising slogans for ‘Swatantra Bharat’?

(A) Economic reforms
(B) Political power
(C) Emotional connection to an all-India agitation
(D) Religious freedom

10. How did the visions of these movements go beyond the limits of their immediate locality?

(A) By aligning with the British government
(B) By disassociating from the Congress
(C) By connecting with a movement that extended beyond their immediate area
(D) By promoting religious reforms