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History Practice Quiz 171
10 questions · 12 minutes
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Q1.What did the Munda song (Source 3) describe as causing blood to trickle from shoulders?
Explanation: The song says: 'Alas! under [the drudgery of] forced labour / Blood trickles from my shoulders.'
Q2.Which of the following was NOT a practice Birsa wanted the Mundas to adopt?
Explanation: Birsa urged Mundas to give up drinking liquor, so it was not a practice he wanted them to adopt.
Q3.What did Birsa learn from the missionaries at the local missionary school?
Explanation: There too he heard it said that it was possible for the Mundas to attain the Kingdom of Heaven, and regain their lost rights.
Q4.What did Birsa Munda urge his followers to destroy?
Explanation: Birsa urged people to destroy 'Ravana' (dikus and the Europeans) and establish a kingdom under his leadership.
Q5.In which year did Birsa Munda die?
Explanation: In 1900, Birsa died of cholera and the movement faded out.
Q6.What symbol did Birsa's followers raise as a symbol of Birsa Raj?
Explanation: They raised the white flag as a symbol of Birsa Raj.
Q7.On what charges was Birsa Munda convicted and jailed in 1895?
Explanation: They arrested Birsa in 1895, convicted him on charges of rioting and jailed him for two years.
Q8.Which of the following did Birsa's followers attack?
Explanation: They attacked police stations and churches, and raided the property of moneylenders and zamindars.
Q9.What was one significant outcome of the Birsa movement?
Explanation: First – it forced the colonial government to introduce laws so that the land of the tribals could not be easily taken over by dikus.
Q10.Who did Birsa Munda refer to as 'Ravana'?
Explanation: He used traditional symbols and language to rouse people, urging them to destroy “Ravana” (dikus and the Europeans).
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