Nationalism and India's Independence Quiz

What is nationalism?

• A policy to stop communism from spreading

• A peaceful way to resist without using force

• A strong devotion to one's nation and its interests

• A movement to enforce communist ideas

How did nationalism contribute to India’s independence?

• It encouraged India to adopt communism

• It led Indians to demand freedom from British rule

• It supported the British government’s control of India

• It caused the spread of democracy in China

Who was Mohandas Gandhi?

• The leader of the Chinese Communist Party

• A British official in India

• A leader in India’s independence movement who promoted non-violent protest

• The first president of independent India

What was the main goal of Gandhi’s non-violent protests?

• To start a violent revolution

• To gain independence for India through peaceful resistance

• To spread communism across India

• To support British rule in India

Which of the following was a method Gandhi used in his protests?

• Armed rebellion

• Hunger strikes and boycotts

• Military invasions

• Spreading communist propaganda

What does "independence" mean in the context of India’s history?

• Being controlled by another country

• The freedom of a country from foreign rule

• A policy to stop communism

• A system where the government controls property and goods

What was the Cultural Revolution?

• A peaceful movement for Indian independence
  

•  A policy to stop communism from spreading
  

• A movement in China to enforce communist ideas
  

• A strategy used by the British to control India

  
  

What is communism?

• A government system where property and goods are controlled by the government

• A policy to promote democracy

• A strategy used to spread non-violent protest

• A movement for independence

What was the policy of containment?

• A way to support independence movements

• A strategy to enforce communism in China

• A policy to stop the spread of communism

• A system of peaceful protest used by Gandhi

Which of the following is an example of non-violent protest?

• Leading a violent rebellion

• Refusing to buy goods from a ruling country

• Using military force to overthrow a government

• Spreading communist propaganda