Exploring Birsa Munda's Early Life

What year was Birsa Munda born?

• 1875

• 1885

• 1870

• 1890

In which village was Birsa Munda born?

• Jamshedpur

• Dhanbad

• Ranchi

• Ulihatu

What was the primary occupation of Birsa Munda's family?

• Fishing and hunting

• Mining and metallurgy

• Agriculture and farming

• Carpentry and woodworking

At what age did Birsa Munda start attending a missionary school?

• 15

• 8

• 10

• 12

What significant event in Birsa Munda's childhood influenced his later activism?

• Learning to read and write at a young age.

• Winning a local sports competition.

• A childhood trip to a nearby city.

• The injustices faced by his community during his childhood.

Which tribal community did Birsa Munda belong to?

• Munda

• Oraon

• Santhal

• Kharia

What was the name of the movement led by Birsa Munda?

• Ulgulan movement

• Green Revolution movement

• Civil Rights movement

• Mahatma Gandhi movement

How did Birsa Munda's early experiences shape his views on land rights?

• His views were shaped by a desire to modernize agriculture.

• He thought land rights were unimportant for his community.

• Birsa Munda believed in selling land for profit.

• Birsa Munda's early experiences of land loss and exploitation shaped his views on land rights by instilling a belief in the need to reclaim and protect ancestral lands for his community.

What role did religion play in Birsa Munda's early life?

• Religion played a significant role in shaping Birsa Munda's identity and motivating his leadership in the tribal rights movement.

• Religion was a minor aspect of his leadership style.

• Birsa Munda was primarily influenced by Western education.

• Religion had no impact on Birsa Munda's identity.

What was the impact of British colonial policies on Birsa Munda's community during his childhood?

• Birsa Munda's community thrived economically under British rule.

• British colonial policies improved agricultural practices in Birsa Munda's community.

• British colonial policies led to increased land ownership among the tribal population.

• British colonial policies caused land displacement and economic hardship for Birsa Munda's community.