Which of the following were the effects of First world War on India.
1. It led to huge increase in defence expenditure which was financed through War loans.
2. Introduction of Income tax and increase in custom duties.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the idea of Satyagraha.
1. Mahatma Gandhi called satyagraha as passive resistance as physical force was not used.
2. In a Satyagraha, the satyagrahi appeals to the conscience of the oppressor.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

In the context of Rowlatt Act, Consider the following statements.
1. The Act was passed unopposed through Imperial Legislative Council as there no Indian members.
2. The act allowed detention of political prisoners without trial.
3. Mahatma Gandhi launched a non-violent civil disobedience against the unjust law.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements about the Khilafat committee.

1. To defend the Ottoman emperor’s temporal powers, a khilafat committee was formed in Bombay.
2. Muhammad Ali and Shaukat Ali were the young Muslim leaders who took Active part in formation of the committee.
3. Mahatma Gandhi supported the khilafat committee and launched a unified national Non-cooperation movement.

Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

With reference to the idea of Non-cooperation, consider the following statements:
1. The movement with idea of Non-cooperation was to be unfolded in stages.
2. Gandhi ji in his book Hind Swaraj talked about the idea of Non-cooperation to attain Swaraj.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Which of the following statement regarding Non-cooperation movement is incorrect?

Consider the following statements regarding the involvement of tribal peasants of Andhra Pradesh in Non-cooperation movement.
1. A militant guerilla movement of tribal peasants had spread against the colonial government.
2. Alluri sitaram Raju who was proclaimed as incarnation of God led the movement in Gudem hills.
3. The tribal peasants were persuaded to wear Khadi and give up drinking.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following events.
1. The demand of Purna Swaraj by Indian National Congress.
2. Lord Irwin announced Round Table Conference.
3. Beginning of civil disobedience movement.
4. Irwin refused to negotiate eleven demands of Gandhi ji.
Which of the following is the correct chronological sequence of the above events?

Consider the following statements regarding reaction within congress after withdrawal of Non-cooperation movement.
1. C. R. Das and Motilal Nehru formed the Swaraj Party within the Congress to argue for a return to council politics.
2. Jawaharlal Nehru and Subhas Chandra Bose pressed for more radical mass agitation and for full independence.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding Civil disobedience movement.
1. The people were now asked to break the colonial laws along with Non-cooperation.
2. The forest laws were violated at many places by entering reserved forests.
3. There was no violence during the Civil Disobedience movement.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the swaraj Flag designed by Gandhiji.
1. It was a tricolour with spinning wheel at the centre which symbolises self-help.
2. It had a crescent-shaped moon representing Hindus and Muslims.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the limits of civil disobedience movement (CDM).
1. The untouchables or Dalits were not moved by the abstract concept of swaraj and had limited involvement in the CDM.
2. The relationship between Hindus and Muslims worsened during this period.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the growth of Nationalism in India.

1. The identity of nation was visually associated with the image of Bharat Mata which was first created by Rabindranath Tagore.
2. Abanindranath Tagore painted the famous Bharat Mata painting, devotion to which was seen as evidence to Nationalism.

Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

With reference to Dalit participation in National movement, Consider the following statements.

1. Dr. B.R.Ambedkar had organized the dalits into the depressed classes Association.
2. The Poona pact gave the depressed classes reserved seats in provincial and central Legislative councils.

Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the Ancient Silk routes.
1. The silk routes were over land and also by sea linking Asia with Europe.
2. The textiles and spices flown from Asia to Europe by silk routes in return for Gold and Silver.
Which of the above given statements is/ are not correct?

Consider the following statements regarding Indentured Labour Migration from India.
1. The Indentured workers were hired under contracts with a promise of return travel to India.
2. Most Indentured workers came from the states of Maharashtra and Kerala
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Consider the following statements about Drain of wealth from India by Britishers.
1. British had trade surplus due to high value exports to India and in turn low value raw material imports from India.
2. British used the trade surplus and revenues to balance its deficit in world economy and also the expenses of British officials.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the age of Indian textiles.
1. The coarser cottons were produced in many countries, but the finer varieties came from India.
2. The export of cotton goods outside India had started in pre-colonial times itself.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the term ‘ gomastha ‘.
1. It was a paid servant appointed by English East India company to supervise the weavers.
2. The gomastha were the local merchants who had control over the local trade.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

In the context of Beginning of Age of Factories in India, Consider the following statements.

1. The first cotton mill in India started in Mumbai in First half of the nineteenth century.
2. The jute mills came up in Bengal region in the Second half of the nineteenth century.
3. The First weaving and spinning mill was started in South India.

Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the presidency cities in India.
1. These are the capitals of Presidencies of British India viz. Bombay, Bengal and Madras.
2. These were multifunctional cities with large proportion of India ‘s urban population.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the presidency city of Bombay.
1. The Portuguese had gifted the city of Bombay to the British in seventeenth century.
2. It became an important administrative and industrial centre by the end of nineteenth century.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the beginning of Printing.
1. The earliest print technology was developed in East Asian countries which was hand printing.
2. The ‘Accordion’ book is a traditional book in Chinese whose only one side of page was printed.

Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

In the context of the book Gita Govinda, Consider the following statements.
1. The book was written by Jayadeva in eighteenth century.
2. It is a palm leaf handwritten manuscript.

Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements about beginning of Printing in India.
1. The printing press was introduced in India by Portuguese missionaries.
2. In the beginning the books were printed in the Konkani and Kanara languages.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

With reference to magazine ‘Bengal Gazette ‘, consider the following statements.
1. It was edited by James Augustus Hickey as a commercial paper open to all.
2. Governor General Warren Hastings supported the newspaper as it promoted the image of colonial government.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Which of the following newspaper was published by Raja Rammohun Roy.

Consider the following statements regarding the expression of women through writing and print.
1. Amar Jiban was the first full length autobiography published in the Bengali language by Rashsundari Debi.
2. Tarabai Shinde of Maharashtra wrote about the miserable life of upper caste widows.
3. The Hindi printing had begun early and formed a base for other languages.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding Mahatma Jyotiba Phule.
1. He was the pioneer of low caste protest movements in Maharashtra.
2. He wrote about injustices of caste system in his book Gulamgiri.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

In the context of vernacular press act of 1878, Consider the following statements:
1. It allowed the government to seize and confiscate the press.
2. It was modelled on the lines of Irish press laws.
3. It allowed the government to censor reports and editorials.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Consider the following statements regarding the Hindustan Socialist Republican Army (HSRA).
1. It was found by revolutionaries to target the symbols of British power.
2. Bhagat Singh and Batukeshwar Dutta threw a bomb in central Legislative assembly.
3. Bhagat Singh wanted to glorify the cult of the bomb and pistol.
Which of the above given statements is/ are correct?

Who among the following Europeans was the first to come to India as traders?

The Battle of Plassey paved the way for British mastery of Bengal. Which of the following were reasons?
1. Misuse of dastaks by officials
2. Fortification of Calcutta
3. Abolition of duties on internal trade by Nawab
4. Shifting capital from Murshidabad to Munger

Consider the following statements about Portuguese Governors:
1. Francisco de Almeida was the real founder of Portuguese power in India.
2. Nino de Cunha was known for Blue Water Policy.
3. Alfonso de Albuquerque acquired Goa in 1510.
Which are incorrect?

With reference to European settlements in India:
1. Dutch established first factory at Masulipatnam in 1605.
2. English East India Company’s first South Indian factory was at Madras.
3. French set up first factory at Pondicherry.

Consider the following statements about East India Company’s trade (1600–1744):
1. Till 1687, English remained petitioners before Mughal authorities.
2. Conditions in South were not favourable compared to North.
3. In Eastern India, first factory was opened at Masulipatnam in 1633.

Which kingdoms were annexed under Doctrine of Lapse?
1. Satara
2. Tanjore
3. Mysore
4. Nagpur

During initial years, East India Company avoided confrontation with local rulers. Why?

Reasons for English success over other European powers:
1. Nature of Trading Companies
2. Naval Superiority
3. Industrial Revolution
4. Stable Government in Britain
5. Lesser interest in spreading Christianity

Consider the following about Bengal’s dual system of administration:
1. Company directly controlled finances and administration.
2. Nawab was dependent on British for internal and external security.

Consider the following statements regarding the treaty of Subsidiary Alliance. Which is incorrect?
(a) It was mandatory for all princely states.
(b) Hyderabad was the first princely state to sign it.
(c) It was used as a means by the British to annex princely states.
(d) Most of the princely states signed it.

The three Carnatic Wars decided that the English, not the French, would become masters of India. Consider the following:
1. First Carnatic War ended with Treaty of Paris.
2. Second Carnatic War is remembered for Battle of St. Thome.
3. Austrian War of Succession in Europe was responsible for start of third Carnatic War.
Which are incorrect?

Expansion and consolidation of British Empire:
1. Anglo-Russian rivalry was crucial in conquest of Sindh.
2. Sindh was annexed for not accepting Subsidiary Alliance by Lord Ellenborough.
3. Punjab became part of British Empire after Second Anglo-Sikh War in 1846.

Economic developments during British rule:
1. After Charter Act 1813, cheap machine-made imports flooded Indian market.
2. Emergence of modern machine industries in first half of 19th century.
3. Spread of money economy due to commercialisation of agriculture.

Constitutional development in India:
1. Regulating Act began Parliamentary control over East India Company.
2. Pitts India Act established Supreme Court in Bengal.
3. Charter Act of 1873 defined Constitutional position of British territories.

Why was the Battle of Buxar fought?

Which methods were used by Lord Wellesley to expand British Empire?
1. Subsidiary Alliance
2. Outright wars
3. Assumption of territories of subordinated rulers
4. Doctrine of Lapse

Permanent Settlement introduced by British:
1. Introduced by Alexander Reed.
2. Zamindar’s ownership rights made hereditary and transferable.
3. System confined only to Bengal province.

Which of the following colleges was the first to be established?

An important landmark in the history of women’s higher education in Bengal was the foundation of a school in Calcutta in May 1849. Who was its founder?

Consider the following statements regarding Anglo-Mysore rivalry:
1. First Anglo-Mysore war ended with Treaty of Mangalore.
2. Warren Hastings was Governor-General during first and second wars.
3. Mysore accepted Subsidiary Alliance after fourth war.

Consider the following statements about Woods Despatch:
1. It was the first comprehensive plan for spread of education in India.
2. It recommended English as medium for higher studies and at school level.
3. It recommended grants-in-aid to encourage private enterprises.
Which is incorrect?

Which of the following were reasons that made Britishers more interested in Bhutan?
1. Bhutan acted as a well-defined and defendable border for India.
2. Useful tea-lands would come under British planters.

Which of the following Acts abolished the East India Company and transferred power to the Crown?

Which of the following leaders founded the Brahmo Samaj in 1828?

Which of the following was the first railway line opened in India?

Consider the following statements regarding the revolt of 1857:
1. There was a clear vision of creating a republican state after the revolt.
2. It was highly inspired by modern nationalism.
Which are incorrect?

Consider the following statements related to the Kisan Sabha Movement:
1. United Province Kisan Sabha was set up by Gauri Shankar Mishra and Indra Narayan Dwivedi.
2. It was supported by Home Rule activists.

Ban of Human Sacrifice was the major cause of which tribal uprising?

Which of the following was the reason for the Ahom Revolt?

With reference to the Revolt of 1857:
1. First Afghan War and Crimean War were indirectly responsible.
2. Revolt was well organized under Bahadur Shah Zafar.

Which of the following were established by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?
1. Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College
2. United Indian Patriotic Association
3. Muslim League

Consider the following pairs of leaders and places of 1857 revolt:
1. Birjis Qadr – Bareilly
2. General Bakht Khan – Lucknow
3. Kunwar Singh – Bihar

Who founded the Paramahamsa Mandali in Poona in 1840?

What were the changes introduced in the Indian army after the revolt of 1857?
1. Proportion of Europeans increased uniformly.
2. Caste loyalties encouraged.
3. Martial and non-martial classes introduced.
4. Army used for India’s defense alone.

Consider the following statements regarding the Deoband Movement:
1. It was a revivalist movement propagating Quran’s pure teachings.
2. It welcomed the formation of the INC and issued a Fatwa against Sir Syed’s organization.
3. Shibli Numani supported inclusion of English and European science in education.

Causes of failure of 1857 Revolt:
1. Big Zamindars worked against the revolt.
2. Educated Indians viewed revolt as conservative reaction.
3. Poor coordination and lack of central leadership.

Attributes of Indigo Revolt:
1. Peasants supported by intelligentsia and press.
2. Characterized by Hindu-Muslim unity.
3. Successful in achieving objectives.

Who authored the book ‘Satyartha Prakash’?

Due to whose efforts were legal obstacles to widow remarriage removed in 1856?

He preached Muslim communalism, declared Hindu and Muslim interests divergent, urged obedience to British rule, and opposed joining Congress. Who was he?

With reference to the Revolt of 1857, who laid siege to Jhansi in March 1857?

Which of the following statements are correct regarding Brahmo Samaj?
1. Denounced karma and transmigration of soul.
2. Denounced polytheism and idol worship.
3. Discarded faith in divine Avataras.

After Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s death, Brahmo Samaj split into two sections: Brahmo Samaj of India and Adi Brahmo Samaj. Who were their leaders respectively?

Consider the following statements regarding Arya Samaj:
1. It was started by Swami Sahajananda Saraswati.
2. Widow Remarriage was encouraged by Arya Samaj.
3. The Shuddhi movement was started by Arya Samaj.
4. International Arya Mahasammelan aims to spread Arya Samaj message.

Consider the following statements with respect to Raja Ram Mohan Roy:
1. He promoted indigenous culture and opposed westernization of education.
2. He believed Vedanta philosophy was based on reason.
3. He opposed idol worship and pressed on Unity of God.

Which of the following were reasons for popular discontent leading to the revolt of 1857?
1. Economic exploitation
2. Destruction of traditional economy
3. Land revenue policies
4. Disappearance of Indian states
5. Activities of Christian missionaries

Consider the following statements about Prarthana Samaj:
1. It strongly supported Widow Remarriage.
2. Leaders included R.G. Bhandarkar and Mahadev Govind Ranade.
3. It was influenced by Brahmo Samaj.

Which of the following statements about the Paika is/are true?
1. They were militia class in Odisha occupying rent-free lands under zamindars.
2. After British occupation, they had to pay land revenue.
3. They revolted first under Raja of Parlakimedi.

Which of the following leaders was associated with the Aligarh Movement?

Which of the following was the first session of the Indian National Congress held in 1885?

Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the Vernacular Press Act of 1878?
1. It was meant to control seditious writing in oriental languages everywhere except the South.
2. Magistrate’s action was final and no appeal could be made.

Which freedom fighters passed the Indian Civil Service exam?
1. Surendranath Banerjee
2. Satyendranath Tagore
3. Sachindranath Sinha

Match the following:
A. Pune Public Conference – G.V. Joshi
B. Indian League – Sisir Kumar Ghosh
C. Indian Association – Surendranath Banerjee
D. Madras Mahajan Sabha – M. Veeranagha vachariar

Consider the following statements regarding the Imperial Legislative Council:
1. It was seen as an elementary parliament.
2. Viceroy could disallow any acts made by the Council.
Which are incorrect?

Who started the newspaper ‘Voice of India’?

The newspaper ‘Som Prakash’ was started by:

Who started the Central Hindu School during the freedom struggle?

Moderates’ efforts on causes of workers:
1. Differentiated between labour in Indian and British-owned factories.
2. Strongly demanded Factory Acts of 1881.

1885–1905 phase considered moderate. Which statements are correct?
1. Leaders were patriots, not comprador class.
2. Believed in England’s providential mission.
3. Movement limited to middle-class intelligentsia.

Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the first session of the Indian National Congress?
1. Held in Bombay instead of Pune due to cholera, attended by 72 delegates.
2. Presided over by W.C. Banerjee, A.O. Hume was General Secretary.

Consider the following statements about Surendranath Banerjee:
1. He became the first Indian journalist to be imprisoned.
2. He was also known as Indian Edmund Burke.

Consider the following statements:
1. First step in decentralizing central and provincial finances was taken by Lord Ripon.
2. Lord Lytton increased centralization of public finance in India.

Factory Act 1881 provisions:
1. Employment of children under 7 prohibited.
2. Working hours restricted to 9 per day for children.

Role of Press in nationalism (1858–1905):
1. Spread message of patriotism.
2. Popularized democracy and industrialization.

Demands of moderate nationalists included:
1. Campaign against tariff protection and direct aid for industry.
2. Expansion and reforms of Legislative Councils.
3. Criticism of Judicial System.
4. Protection of Civil Rights.

Consider the following statements regarding the ‘White Mutiny’:
1. Occurred during transfer of power from Company to Crown under Lord Canning.
2. Stoppage of extra allowances was a reason.

Political associations before INC:
1. Dominated by educated middle classes.
2. Narrow agenda focusing on association with administration.
Which are incorrect?

Which pairs are correctly matched?
1. East India Association – Dadabhai Naoroji
2. Bombay Presidency Association – M.G. Ranade

Foundational theories of INC and believers:
1. Safety Valve Theory – Lala Lajpat Rai
2. Conspiracy Theory – G.K. Gokhale
3. Lightning Conductor Theory – R.P. Dutt

The associations formed before INC organized campaigns. Reasons included:
1. Removal of import duties on cotton
2. Support of Ilbert Bill
3. Against reduction in minimum age for Civil Services Exams
4. For right to join volunteer corps

Consider the following statements regarding moderates:
1. They lacked political faith in the masses.
2. Petitions, speeches, and boycotting council were their methods.

Consider the following statements about the ‘Act for the Good Government of India’:
1. Transferred powers of East India Company to Crown.
2. Ended double government by abolishing Board of Control and Court of Directors.
3. Created office of Viceroy of India, member of British Cabinet.

Consider the following statements regarding the Arms Act, 1878:
1. It prohibited Indians from keeping arms without license.
2. Europeans were exempted from its application.

Who among the following was associated with the foundation of the Indian National Congress?
(a) Allan Octavian Hume
(b) Dadabhai Naoroji
(c) W.C. Banerjee
(d) All of the above

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Ilbert Bill controversy (1883)?

Consider the following statements about differences between Moderates and Extremists:
1. Social base of moderates was Zamindars and upper-middle classes in towns, while extremists drew support from middle and lower-middle classes.
2. Moderates took ideological inspiration from European history, while extremists from Indian history.

Consider the following statements about Servants of India Society:
1. It was formed by Gopal Krishna Gokhale in Bengal.
2. The ‘Hitavada’ newspaper was published by this society.
Which are incorrect?

Which of the following members were associated with the Indian Home Rule Society?
1. V.D. Savarkar
2. Madam Bhikaji Cama
3. Lala Har Dayal
4. Bal Gangadhar Tilak
5. Madan Lal Dhingra

With reference to the paper ‘Bande Mataram’:
1. It was started by Lala Lajpat Rai.
2. Aurobindo Ghosh worked as editor.
Which are incorrect?

Swadesh Bandhab Samiti is associated with:

Which of the following were characteristics of the Swadeshi Movement?
1. Boycott of foreign goods
2. Formation of Samitis
3. Emphasis on self-reliance
4. Emergence of indigenous enterprises

Consider the following statements regarding Militant Nationalists:
1. They believed in the capacity of masses to challenge authority.
2. They believed true nationalists should be ready for personal sacrifice.

Which of the following events happened during tenure of Lord Curzon?
1. Two British officials assassinated by Chapekar brothers.
2. Agriculture research institute at PUSA.
3. Split in Congress at Surat.

Consider the following leaders:
1. Feroze Shah Mehta
2. Ashwini Kumar Dutt
3. Badruddin Tyabji
4. Aurobindo Ghosh
Which are not extremist leaders?

Consider the following statements regarding the Swadeshi and Boycott Movement:
1. Peculiar feature was absence of Muslim participation.
2. There was active participation of traditionally home-centered women.

Which factors were responsible for growth of militant nationalism in early 20th century?
1. Growth of self-respect and self-confidence
2. Growth of education and employment
3. International influences exploding myths of European superiority

Who among the following is/are associated with the Swadeshi Sangam Samiti?

Which statements are incorrect regarding Women’s Organisations during British Rule?
1. AIWC was the first major Indian women’s organisation set up by women.
2. Pandita Ramabai founded Arya Mahila Samaj.

Consider the following statements regarding the Newspaper (Incitement to Offences) Act, 1908:
1. It revived worst features of Vernacular Press Act.
2. Tilak was tried on sedition charges under this Act.
Which are incorrect?

The 1916 session of INC is considered remarkable. Statements:
1. Presided over by Ambika Charan Majumdar.
2. Hindu-Muslim unity pact signed between Congress and Muslim League.

Which events gave impetus to Indian National Movement?
1. World War I
2. Russian Revolution
3. Nationalist agitations in Afro-Asia world

Consider the following statements regarding revolutionary nationalists:
1. They tried to organize mass revolution after peaceful protest avenues were blocked.
2. Prafulla Chaki and Khudiram Bose threw bomb at Viceroy Hardinge.
3. Sandhya and Kal were newspapers advocating revolutionary terrorism.
Which are incorrect?

Consider the following statements related to the Ghadr Party:
1. Revolutionaries were mainly migrated ex-soldiers and peasants.
2. Aim was to organize assassinations of officials and publish anti-imperialist literature.

Which of the following features of the Home Rule League is/are incorrect?
1. Tilak’s league covered the entire country excluding Bombay.
2. Annie Besant’s league was restricted to Maharashtra including Bombay city.

Consider the following statements about Morley-Minto Reforms 1909:
1. Number of elected members in Imperial Legislative Council was increased.
2. Provision for reservation of seats for landlords and British capitalists was removed.

Consider the following statements related to the August Declaration of 1917:
1. It declared realization of responsible government in India as part of British Empire.
2. Government along with Indian leaders would decide nature and timing of advance.

The Saddler Commission was established to review:

Which commission is related to reforms in civil services?

Berlin Committee for Indian Independence was established by:

Which statements are correct regarding annulment of partition of Bengal in 1911?
1. New provinces were created on linguistic lines rather than religious lines.
2. Capital of British India was moved to Delhi from Calcutta in 1911.

Consider the following statements regarding Swarajists and No-changers:
1. The ‘Swarajists’ advocated for the boycott of legislative councils.
2. The ‘No-changers’ followed the end or mend strategy and advocated concentration on constructive work.

The Hartog Committee Report was appointed to:
1. Survey the growth of Education in British India.
2. Survey the economic conditions of Indians.

The Moplah movement took place in:

Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the Bardoli Satyagraha?
1. The movement sparked during the non-cooperation movement when the authorities decided to increase the land revenue by 30 percent.
2. During this movement, the women of Bardoli gave the title of ‘Sardar’ to Vallabhbhai Patel.

Arrange the following events in chronological order:
1. Alipore Bomb Conspiracy
2. Chittagong Armoury Raid
3. Kakori Train Robbery Case
4. Dalhousie Square Bomb Case
5. Delhi-Lahore Conspiracy

Consider the following statements regarding the Nagpur session of the Indian National Congress 1920:
1. The programme of non-cooperation was endorsed.
2. Recognition of the regional linguistic identities.
3. Gandhi declared that if the Non-cooperation movement gets successful, Swaraj could be attained in one year.

Consider the following statements about Champaran Satyagraha:
1. During the Satyagraha, many young nationalists such as Sardar Patel and Indulal Yagnik became Gandhiji’s followers.
2. It was during this agitation, that Gandhiji was addressed by the people as Bapu and Mahatma.

Which of the following factors is/are responsible for losing the relevance of Khilafat question after 1922?
1. Turkey was made a secular state after the establishment of the caliphate.
2. A European style of the legal system was established in Turkey and extensive rights were granted to women.

Which of the following statements is incorrect about the Simon Commission?

Lahore session of the Congress is considered a landmark session in freedom struggle period. Which of the following was not the outcome of that session?
1. Complete independence was declared as the aim of Congress.
2. National Planning Committee was set up under the chairmanship of Jawaharlal Nehru.

Consider the following pairs: Congress Important Sessions.
1. Nagpur Session (1920) – Change in the constitution of the Congress
2. Madras Session (1927) – Resolution on Fundamental Rights and National Economic Policy
3. Lahore Session (1929) – Poorna Swaraj Resolution
4. Karachi Session (1931) – Independence Resolution passed for the first time at the instance of Jawaharlal Nehru

Who of the following was the representative of the Indian National Congress in the Second Round Table Conference, held in London?

Consider the following statements regarding provisions of the Poona Pact:
1. The seats reserved for the depressed classes were increased in the central legislature and provincial legislature.
2. There was a provision of an educational grant for the education of depressed classes in all provinces.

Consider the following statements about Delhi Proposals:
1. It consists of the demands of the Muslim League to be incorporated into the draft constitution.
2. This proposal was outrightly rejected by Congress.

The Trade Disputes Act of 1929:
1. Made strikes illegal in public utility services.
2. Secured immunity, both civil and criminal, for trade unions from prosecution for legitimate activities.

Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding Nehru Report?
1. A subcommittee was appointed under the chairmanship of Jawaharlal Nehru to draft a constitution.
2. This was the first major attempt by the Indians to draft a constitutional framework for the country.

Who among the following was the first President of the Indian Trade Union Congress in 1920?

With reference to communalism in India, consider the following statements:
1. Communal Nationalism refers to the notion that two religious communities having different religious interests also have different secular interests.
2. Extreme communalism in India resorted to only after 1937.

The Indian National Congress met in a special session at Bombay in August 1918 under the presidentship of ____ to consider the ____.

Which one of the following is related to the Wardha Scheme?

With respect to the Indian freedom struggle, Surya Sen was associated with?

The participation in the Non-Cooperation Movement and Khilafat Movement was from a wide range of society. In this regard which of the following statements is/are incorrect?
1. Women gave up purdah and offered their ornaments for the Tilak Fund.
2. The participation of students was negligible.

Who among the following resigned from their membership of the central legislative council against the passage of Rowlatt Act 1919?
1. Motilal Nehru
2. Mohammad Ali Jinnah
3. Madan Mohan Malviya
4. Abul Kalam Azad

Which of the following statements are incorrect regarding the Civil Disobedience Movement?
1. It was started with Dandi March by Mahatma Gandhi on 12th March 1930.
2. In the north-west, the most famous leader was Abdul Gaffar Khan, nick-named as ‘Frontier Gandhi’.

Who among the following said that ‘the fight that was commenced in 1920 is a fight to the finish, whether it lasts one month or one year or many months or many years’?

Which of the following was not recommended by Sargent Education Plan?

Consider the following statements about the Cripps mission:
1. It gave the option to province states to have their own separate constitution.
2. It provided a concrete plan for the constituent assembly, where mainly Indians would decide the Constitution.

With reference to India’s Freedom Struggle, arrange the following events in the correct chronological order:
1. Shimla Conference
2. Mountbatten Plan
3. Quit India Movement
4. Naval Mutiny
5. August Offer

Consider the following statements about C. Rajagopalachari Formula:
1. It was to solve the political deadlock between the All India Muslim League and Indian National Congress.
2. At the end of the war, a commission would demarcate those contiguous areas in NWFP and North-East India where Muslims were in majority.
Which of the above statements is/are incorrect?

Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the Indian National Army (INA)?
1. It was formed under Subhash Chandra Bose.
2. In INA three regiments were formed by the names Nehru, Gandhi, and Subhash.

With reference to the Indian Independence movement, which of the following events took place after the end of World War II?
1. Tebhaga Movement
2. Worli Revolt
3. Eka Movement
4. Punnapra-Vayalar Episode

The nationalist sentiment which reached a crescendo around the INA trials developed into three violent confrontations with the authority in the winter of 1945-46. Consider the following statements in this regard:
1. These upsurges were confined to a few urban centres only.
2. The Congress did not officially support these upsurges.

Consider the following statements regarding the Mountbatten Plan:
1. It proposed immediate transfer of power on the basis of the grant of dominion status.
2. Punjab and Bengal were to be partitioned if the majority of both Hindus and Muslims meeting as a single group voted in favor of partition.