Class 10 - History

Nationalism In India Online MCQs Test

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1. The idea of Satyagraha emphasised

(A) The power of truth and need to search for truth.
(B) The power of tolerance and truth
(C) The power of truth and nationalism.
(D) None of these

2. Income tax was introduced by the British after

(A) First World war
(B) Second world war
(C) Appearing of Macaulay committee.
(D) Gandhi-Irwin pact.

3. What major impact did the First World War have on the economic and political situation in India?

(A) Decrease in defence expenditure
(B) Introduction of income tax
(C) Reduction in customs duties
(D) Stabilization of prices

4. How was the increase in defence expenditure during the war financed?

(A) Reduction of taxes
(B) War loans and reduced taxes
(C) War loans and increased taxes
(D) Customs duties and increased taxes

5. Who was the president of the Muslim league in 1930?

(A) M A Jinnah
(B) Sir Mohammad Iqbal.
(C) Maulana Azad
(D) Khan Abdul Gaffer Khan

6. When did M K Gandhi withdraw Non-cooperation movement?

(A) Feb 1921
(B) Feb 1922
(C) Jan 1921
(D) Feb 1926

7. What was the effect of the war on prices in India between 1913 and 1918?

(A) Prices remained stable
(B) Prices decreased
(C) Prices doubled
(D) Prices tripled

8. Why did the forced recruitment in rural areas during the war lead to widespread anger?

(A) Villagers were not interested in joining the military.
(B) Villagers were already well-equipped for the war.
(C) Villagers faced extreme hardship due to recruitment.
(D) Villagers were exempted from recruitment.

9. What unfortunate events occurred in 1918-19 and 1920-21 in India?

(A) Economic prosperity
(B) Successful crop harvests
(C) Crop failures and food shortages
(D) Decrease in population

10. What is the estimated death toll, according to the census of 1921, due to famines and the influenza epidemic?

(A) 1 to 2 million
(B) 5 to 6 million
(C) 12 to 13 million
(D) 15 to 18 million