Class 10 - History
Nationalism In India Online MCQs Test
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1. What was the main issue over which negotiations between the Congress and the Muslim League failed in 1928?
2. What did Muhammad Ali Jinnah propose as an alternative to separate electorates?
3. What event led to the disappearance of hope for resolving the representation issue in 1928?
4. What was the atmosphere between communities when the Civil Disobedience Movement started?
5. Why did large sections of Muslims feel alienated from the Congress?
6. What did many Muslim leaders express concern about regarding the status of Muslims?
7. What was M.R. Jayakar's role in the negotiations?
8. What did the Muslim League want in terms of representation in provinces like Bengal and Punjab?
9. What did Muhammad Ali Jinnah propose for Muslims in the Central Assembly?
10. What was the main fear expressed by many Muslims about their culture and identity?
Nationalism In India Complete Chapter Explanation
Important Links
History Online Test
1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe2. Nationalism In India
3. The Making Of A Global World
4. The Age Of Industrialisation
5. Print Culture And The Modern World
Math Online Test
1: Real Numbers2: Polynomials
3: Pair Of Linear Equations In Two Variables
4: Quadratic Equations
5: Arithmetic Progressions
6: Triangles
7: Coordinate Geometry
8: Introduction To Trigonometry
9: Some Applications Of Trigonometry
10: Circles
11: Areas Related To Circles
12: Surface Areas And Volumes
13: Statistics
14: Probability
Science Online Test
1: Chemical Reactions2: Acids Bases and Salts
3: Metals and Non-metals
4: Carbon and its Compounds
5: Life Processes
6: Control and Coordination
7: How do Organisms Reproduce?
8: Heredity
9: Light Reflection and Refraction
10: Human Eye and Colourful World
11: Electricity
12: Magnetic Effects of Electric Current
13: Our Environment