Class 10 - History

Nationalism In India Online MCQs Test

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1. What were the initial actions taken by the people as part of the Civil Disobedience Movement?

(A) Breaking foreign cloth
(B) Picketing liquor shops
(C) Refusing to pay revenue
(D) All of the above

2. What did forest people do in response to the movement in many places?

(A) Boycotted foreign cloth
(B) Picketed liquor shops
(C) Violated forest laws
(D) Resigned from village offices

3. When Abdul Ghaffar Khan, a disciple of Mahatma Gandhi, was arrested in April 1930, what happened in Peshawar?

(A) Peaceful demonstrations
(B) Violent clashes
(C) Foreign cloth boycott
(D) Forest law violations

4. What structures symbolizing British rule were attacked by industrial workers in Sholapur after Mahatma Gandhi's arrest?

(A) Police posts
(B) Municipal buildings
(C) Law courts
(D) All of the above

5. How did the colonial government respond to the developments during the Civil Disobedience Movement?

(A) By negotiating with Mahatma Gandhi
(B) By arresting Congress leaders
(C) By supporting the movement
(D) By declaring independence

6. What did Mahatma Gandhi and Viceroy Irwin agree upon in the Gandhi-Irwin Pact of 5 March 1931?

(A) Complete independence for India
(B) Participation in a Round Table Conference
(C) Permanent release of political prisoners
(D) Declaration of Congress as legal

7. Why did Mahatma Gandhi return disappointed from the Round Table Conference in London?

(A) The negotiations were successful
(B) The government imposed new measures
(C) Congress was declared legal
(D) Abdul Ghaffar Khan was released

8. What event triggered Mahatma Gandhi to relaunch the Civil Disobedience Movement after the Round Table Conference?

(A) Release of political prisoners
(B) Declaration of Congress as legal
(C) Imposition of new government measures
(D) Successful negotiations in London

9. How long did the Civil Disobedience Movement continue after its relaunch?

(A) Over 6 months
(B) Over 1 year
(C) Over 2 years
(D) Over 3 years

10. What happened to the momentum of the Civil Disobedience Movement by 1934?

(A) It gained strength
(B) It lost momentum
(C) It led to independence
(D) It intensified