Class 10 - History

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1. Which rich peasant communities were active in the Civil Disobedience Movement?

(A) Rajputs of Rajasthan
(B) Patidars of Gujarat
(C) Marathas of Maharashtra
(D) Zamindars of Bengal

2. Why were rich peasants hard hit by the trade depression and falling prices?

(A) Decreased demand for commercial crops
(B) Increased cash income
(C) Government's revenue reduction
(D) Trade surplus

3. What was the primary cause of resentment among rich peasants during the Civil Disobedience Movement?

(A) High revenues
(B) Land redistribution
(C) Lack of government support
(D) Trade restrictions

4. Why were rich peasants disappointed when the Civil Disobedience Movement was called off in 1931?

(A) Unpaid rent issues
(B) Land redistribution
(C) Revenue rates not revised
(D) Increased government support

5. In 1932, why did many rich peasants refuse to participate in the restarted movement?

(A) Government's revenue reduction
(B) Lack of support from the Congress
(C) Successful land redistribution
(D) Trade surplus

6. What was a major concern for the poorer peasantry during the Depression?

(A) Decreased trade restrictions
(B) Unpaid rent to landlords
(C) Increased cash incomes
(D) Government's revenue demand

7. Who often led the radical movements that the small tenants joined?

(A) Congress leaders
(B) Socialists and Communists
(C) Rich peasants
(D) Government officials

8. Why was the Congress unwilling to support 'no rent' campaigns in most places?

(A) Fear of upsetting rich peasants and landlords
(B) Lack of interest in agrarian issues
(C) Support for government policies
(D) Lack of funds

9. What remained uncertain in the relationship between poor peasants and the Congress?

(A) Trade agreements
(B) Land redistribution
(C) Support for 'no rent' campaigns
(D) Cash incomes

10. What did the poorer peasantry want in relation to their rent during the Depression?

(A) Increase in rent
(B) Unpaid rent to be remitted
(C) Government's revenue reduction
(D) Land redistribution