The Making Of The National Movement: 1870s-1947

When and by whom was the partition of Bengal done?

• 1885, Jawahar Lal Nehru

• 1905, Viceroy Curzon

• 1904, Thomas Babington Macaulay

• 1805, Warren Hastings

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One of the EARLY POLITICAL demands of the Congress was to have the Civil Services Exam in India.

• True

• False

Choose the socio-economic demands of the Congress out of the following (you can choose more than one)

• Cut in the military expenditure

• More funds for agricultural and irrigational developments

• Land revenue and taxes on goods should be increased

• Interference of the government to be there in the resources used by the tribal communities

• Tax on manufacturing of salt should be there but in lesser amount

Their methods were referred to as "politics of prayers" (Hint: moderates or extremists)

• Bepin Chandra Pal

• Bal Gangadhar Tilak

• Dadabhai Naoroji

• Lala Lajpat Rai

• Dinshaw Wacha

Was the partition of Bengal done for administrative convenience?

• Yes

• No, it was done because of the public request

• No, it was done because of the closely tied interests of the British officials and businessmen in that large province

Vandemataram Movement was another name for

• Rowlatt Act

• Quit India Movement

• Dandi March

• Swadeshi Movement

• Champaran Movement

__________, a Marathi newspaper written edited by Tilak, became one of the strongest critics of British rule.

• Swadesh

• Kesari

• Sone Ki Chidiya - Hindustan

• Vande Mataram

Thousands of students left government-controlled schools under the

• Vandemataram Movement

• Swadeshi Movement

• Non-Cooperation Movement

• Ilbert Bill

Kheda Movement was a movement lead by Gandhi ji in which he rose his voice against

• the Indigo cultivation in a city in Bihar

• high land revenue charged by the colonial government at a city in Gujrat

• humiliation of Indian weavers

• the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre