Chapter 3

_________________ was elected mayor of Calcutta, while Husain Shaheed Suhrawardy, a promising young Muslim politician, became the deputy mayor.

• Sarat Chandra Bose

• Deshbandhu Chitaranjan Das

• Subhas Chandra Bose

• Motilal Nehru

Having completed his Cambridge degree in philosophy, Subhas Chandra Bose set sail from India with an unwavering sense of mission to serve his country's cause. He landed in Bombay on July 16, 1921, and that very afternoon he rushed to see Gandhi at ______________, the Mahatma's usual residence in the city. a. Ayodhya c. Mani Bhavan b. Indraprastha d. Banaras

• Ayodhya

• Mani Bhavan

• Indraprastha

• Banaras

Another admiring skeptic, Rabindranath Tagore, had traveled on the same ship with Subhas on the return voyage from Europe to India. Tagore had not been actively involved in anticolonial politics since the _____________ ("Own Country") movement of 1905-1908.

• Diwali

• Swadeshi

• Gurkha

• Kolkata

Gandhi had adopted the _______________, the spinning wheel, as one of the key symbols of Indian mass nationalism.

• Khadi

• Dalits

• Khukuri

• Charkha

Gandhi paid the price for his outspoken criticism of the British government. He was sentenced by a British judge and sent to Poona to be imprisoned in _________________ Jail.

• Yeravda

• Manipur

• Chhattisgarh

• Baripada Circle

As winter approached in 1921, the government supplied fresh fuel to the conflagration by announcing a visit to India by the Prince of Wales. The Congress called for a hartal, or general strike, on November 17, 1921, the day the heir to the British throne arrived in _____________.

• Bombay

• Mumbai

• Punjab

• Delhi

Gandhi sat in the middle of a large room decorated with Indian carpets. He was surrounded by some of his closest followers, who all wore Indian garments made of ______________, handspun and handwoven cotton.

• Lehenga

• Chaniya

• Khadi

• Dupatta

In Feb. 1922, Gandhi announced the movement would further the boycott by not paying taxes, but peasants in Chauri Chaura, set fire to a police station and 21 police were killed. Gandhi canceled the entire movement. Gandhi was arrested for sedition in March. It was over essays he wrote in the _______________ journal.

• Young India

• Higher Education

• Pramana

• Sadhana

In December 1922, C. R. Das presented his idea about a change in political strategy to work within the legislatures which was rejected. Das resigned as Congress president; and soon after, he and Motilal Nehru, leader of the Congress in northern India, announced the formation of the _____________ party in pursuit of their activist strategy.

• Manipur

• Swaraj

• Bahujan Samaj

• Bharatiya Janata

The program of nonviolent noncooperation advocated by the Gandhian Congress included the triple boycott of legislatures, ________________, and educational institutions.

• Shoemakers

• Food markets

• Dress makers

• Law courts