The Indian National Movement : 1930-47

Gandhi began the Salt March from

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Gandhi and his followers walked ​ (a)   miles to reach ​ (b)   where he ended the Salt March

• 240
• Dandi
• Ahmedabad
• Kheda
• 140
• 249
• Champaran

​ (a)   was a commodity used by the rich and poor.The ​ (b)   on salt was very unjust.

• salt
• tax
• bread
• monopoly
• sugar
• manufacture

Match the following

• Netaji

• 
• C R Das

• 
• Jinnah

• 
• Gandhi

• 
• Motilal Nehru

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The Government of India Act , 1935 promised Indians

• provincial autonomy

• provisional autonomy

• universal adult franchise

• freedom

Reorder the following

• Second World War

• Quit India

• Direct Action Day

• Civil Disobedience

• Government of India Act 1935

In 1942 Gandhi asked the British to quit India and the Indians to ​ (a)  

• do or die
• cooperate
• revolt
• organise strikes
• observe fasts

The reasons behind the widening gap between Hindus and Muslims

• the League viewed muslims as a separate nation

• Congress rejection of the League's desire to form a coalition government

• Congress failure to mobilise masses in the 1930s

• The League enlarged its support base in the 1940s

The Cabinet Mission suggested that India should be a ​ (a)   ​ country and it should also remain ​ (b)  

• free
• united
• divided
• socialist
• secular

Identify the horrifying event