INDIA

What were the primary reasons for Britain's desire to maintain India's colonial status?

• Economic Exploitation, Strategic Geopolitical Reasons, Political Expansion, Cultural and Ideological Beliefs, Revenue Generation, Social Control

• Religious Conversion, Humanitarian Aid, Environmental Conservation, Peaceful Coexistence, Cultural Exchange, Educational Development

• Military Alliances, Technological Advancements, Space Exploration, Economic Equality, Social Justice, Environmental Sustainability

• None of the above

Which of the following movements marked a significant turning point in Indian resistance against British rule?

• Bengal Renaissance

• Noncooperation Movement

• Indian Rebellion of 1857

• Green Revolution

Who became the leader of the Indian independence movement and introduced the concept of nonviolent resistance?

• Jawaharlal Nehru

• Bhagat Singh

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Subhas Chandra Bose

What was the main goal of the All-India Muslim League, led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah?

• Integration of India into the British Empire

• Creation of a separate Muslim state

• Formation of a united India under Muslim leadership

• Abolition of the caste system in India

What did the Salt March and noncooperation movements represent?

• Peaceful protests using nonviolent resistance

• Violent protests against British policies

• Economic boycott of Indian goods

• Religious rituals practiced by Indians

Which organization became a prominent political platform for demanding a greater Indian role in governance?

• Indian Rebellion of 1857

• Bengal Renaissance Society

• All-India Muslim League

• Indian National Congress (INC)

What was the Bengal Renaissance focused on?

• Revival of Indian art, literature, and philosophy

• Industrialization and urban development

• Military advancements and warfare strategies

• Agricultural reforms and irrigation techniques

Which of the following factors contributed significantly to Britain's wealth and prosperity during colonial rule?

• Social equality in India

• Economic exploitation of India's resources

• Religious harmony in India

• Political stability in India

What concept did Mahatma Gandhi introduce as a powerful tool in the fight against colonial rule?

• Economic boycott

• Cultural assimilation

• Satyagraha (Nonviolent resistance)

• Military warfare

When did British colonial rule in India come to an end?

• 1947

• 1857

• 1918

• 1962