History Practice Quiz 40

Q1.Why was the Congress reluctant to include workers' demands as part of its programme of struggle during the Civil Disobedience Movement?

A. It feared alienating industrialists and dividing anti-imperial forces B. It believed workers' demands were not aligned with national goals C. It lacked support from prominent labor leaders D. It was focused solely on agricultural reforms

Q2.What was a significant feature of women's participation in the Civil Disobedience Movement?

A. Large-scale participation in protest marches and salt manufacturing B. Exclusive focus on educational reforms C. Limited involvement only in urban areas D. Support for colonial policies

Q3.In which year did the Lahore Congress adopt the demand for 'Purna Swaraj'?

A. 1929 B. 1930 C. 1928 D. 1931

Q4.When did Gandhiji begin the Civil Disobedience Movement by breaking the salt law at Dandi?

A. March 1930 B. January 1921 C. February 1922 D. December 1929

Q5.The Second Round Table Conference took place in which month and year?

A. December 1931 B. March 1931 C. 1932 D. December 1929

Q6.When were the Non-Cooperation and Khilafat movements launched?

A. January 1921 B. April 1919 C. February 1922 D. December 1929

Q7.In which month and year did the Chauri Chaura incident occur, leading to Gandhiji withdrawing the Non-Cooperation Movement?

A. February 1922 B. January 1921 C. April 1919 D. May 1924

Q8.During the nationalist movement, from which social groups did women in urban areas primarily come from to participate in activities like picketing foreign cloth and liquor shops?

A. From rich peasant households B. From high-caste families C. From working-class communities D. From tribal communities

Q9.What was Mahatma Gandhi's view regarding the primary duty of women during the nationalist movement?

A. To hold positions of authority within the Congress B. To participate actively in political protests C. To look after home and hearth, and be good mothers and wives D. To lead nationalist processions and movements

Q10.What was the Congress's stance regarding women holding positions of authority within the organization for a long time?

A. It actively encouraged women to hold positions of authority. B. It was reluctant to allow women to hold any position of authority. C. It reserved all leadership roles for women. D. It only allowed women from high-caste families to hold authority.

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History Practice Quiz 40