Class 10 - History

Nationalism In India Online MCQs Test

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1. When did Mahatma Gandhi return to India?

(A) 1910
(B) 1915
(C) 1920
(D) 1925

2. What method of mass agitation did Gandhi successfully employ in South Africa?

(A) Militarization
(B) Satyagraha
(C) Guerrilla warfare
(D) Propaganda

3. What does the term "satyagraha" emphasize?

(A) Use of physical force
(B) Power of truth
(C) Aggressive retaliation
(D) Vengeance against oppressors

4. According to satyagraha, when is physical force not necessary in the struggle against injustice?

(A) Always
(B) Only when the oppressor is weak
(C) When the cause is true
(D) When seeking vengeance

5. How does a satyagrahi win the battle, according to the concept of satyagraha?

(A) Through physical force
(B) By being aggressive
(C) Through non-violence
(D) By seeking vengeance

6. What is the role of a satyagrahi in persuading the oppressor?

(A) Forcing acceptance through violence
(B) Appealing to the conscience
(C) Aggressive confrontation
(D) Using propaganda techniques

7. What did Mahatma Gandhi believe could unite all Indians?

(A) Military power
(B) Economic prosperity
(C) Dharma of non-violence
(D) Political dominance

8. According to Mahatma Gandhi, what was the primary instrument for fighting oppression?

(A) Military force
(B) Economic sanctions
(C) Non-violence (Satyagraha)
(D) Political alliances

9. What did satyagraha suggest about the role of truth in the struggle against injustice?

(A) Truth should be ignored.
(B) Truth is irrelevant.
(C) Truth is essential for a just cause.
(D) Truth is only important in violent struggles.

10. How did Mahatma Gandhi believe truth would ultimately triumph?

(A) Through military conquest
(B) Through economic dominance
(C) Through non-violent struggle
(D) Through political manipulation