Class 10 - History

Nationalism In India Online MCQs Test

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1. According to Mahatma Gandhi in Hind Swaraj, what was the key factor sustaining British rule in India?

(A) Economic dominance
(B) Military strength
(C) Cooperation of Indians
(D) Administrative efficiency

2. In Hind Swaraj, what did Mahatma Gandhi believe would happen if Indians refused to cooperate with British rule?

(A) Economic reforms
(B) British withdrawal from India
(C) Rise of Indian military power
(D) Establishment of swaraj within a year

3. According to Gandhiji's proposal, what should be the first stage of the non-cooperation movement?

(A) Civil disobedience
(B) Boycott of foreign goods
(C) Surrender of government awards
(D) Formation of legislative councils

4. In the non-cooperation movement, what were the targets of the proposed boycott?

(A) Religious institutions
(B) Civil services, army, police, and more
(C) Educational institutions only
(D) Foreign trade and commerce

5. What was Mahatma Gandhi's response if the government used repression during the non-cooperation movement?

(A) Military retaliation
(B) Economic sanctions
(C) Full civil disobedience campaign
(D) Diplomatic negotiations

6. What was the main concern of some members within the Congress regarding the non-cooperation movement in the months between September and December 1920?

(A) Fear of foreign invasion
(B) Reluctance to boycott council elections
(C) Economic instability
(D) Lack of public support

7. How was the intense tussle within the Congress regarding the non-cooperation movement resolved?

(A) Military intervention
(B) Economic concessions
(C) Compromise at the Nagpur session
(D) International mediation

8. What was adopted as part of the Non-Cooperation programme at the Congress session in Nagpur in December 1920?

(A) Violent protests
(B) Military alliances
(C) Economic reforms
(D) Non-Cooperation programme

9. How did Mahatma Gandhi and Shaukat Ali mobilize support for the non-cooperation movement in the summer of 1920?

(A) Through diplomatic negotiations
(B) Extensive touring and popular mobilization
(C) Military campaigns
(D) Economic incentives

10. What did Mahatma Gandhi propose should be boycotted as part of the non-cooperation movement?

(A) Religious ceremonies
(B) Foreign goods only
(C) Civil services, army, police, and more
(D) Educational institutions