Indian National Congress, 1922-30

Prior to the non-cooperation campaigns Congress had a base membership of around 100,000. How many members did they have by the end of 1921?

• 2,000,000

• 200,000

• 25,000,000

• 1,567,290

Why did a large number of Indian-Muslims leave the INC?

• Because Gandhi did not do enough to support them over their concerns of the break-up of the Islamic Ottoman Empire

• Because of the violence towards Muslims from Hindus during the 1920-22 campaign

• Because of the idea Dominion Status

What was the purpose of Gandhi's restructuring of Congress?

• To prepare Congress for governmental administration in preparation for future independence

• To broaden the appeal to women and trade unionists.

• To increase the role of local Congress branches for future non-violent non-cooperation campaigns against the Raj.

Why did Gandhi promote self-sufficiency via daily spinning and weaving of cloth?

• To dismantle western cultural ideas of the state and capitalism.

• To emphasis the dignity of labour.

• To purposefully ignite differences between Hindu and Muslim communities.

Who of these men were known as the 'Young Hooligans'?

• Subhas Chandra Bose

• Jayaprakash Narayan

• Jawaharlal Nehru

• Muhammad Ali Jinnah

• Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

What did the 'young hooligans' want within Congress?

• Support for 'Dominion Status'

• Support for 'Purna Swaraj'

• Support for the British Raj

What did the Nehru Report, 1928 recommend Congress pursue?

• Dominion Status.

• Full Independence.

• No further devolution of powers to the provinces.

What issues would Gandhi have to overcome during the Lahore Congress?

• The differences between young members of Congress and the moderate conservatives.

• Deciding whether to engage Congress in another full non-cooperation campaign.

• Making sure splinter groups within Congress didn't gain too much recognition.

What pathway did Gandhi set Congress on during the 1929 Lahore Congress?

• Purna Swaraj

• Dominion Status

Why was opposing the salt tax a clever focus for Gandhi's satyagraha

• It wasn't a large area of revenue for the British.

• It affected everyone India.

• It was a large area of revenue for the British.

• It wouldn't affect many people within India.