The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China In the countryside, rich peasants and Jats of Uttar Pradesh actively
participated in the CivilDisobedience Movement because
(1) They wanted Poorna
Swaraj
(2) They were very hard hit by the trade depression and falling
prices.
(3) They wanted the unpaid rent to the landlord to be remitted
(4) The
government was forcing land ceiling
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 2 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China The relationship between the poor peasants and the Congress
remained uncertain during the CivilDisobedience Movement because
(1) The poor
peasants were interested in the lowering of the revenue demand
(2) They launched
a no rent campaigns
(3) They were hard hit by the depression
(4) All the
above
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 2 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China French idea of "civilising mission" in Vietnam meant :
(1) Civilising the natives through economic progress
(2) Civilising the natives by destroying local cultures, religions and
traditions
(3) Civilising the natives through education and introducing modern ideas
even if it destroyed their culture, religions and traditions
(4) All the above
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 3 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China What was the 'Ho Chi Minh Trail'?
(1) Supply line of the Vietnamese
(2) Hollywood film on Vietnam war
(3) A trail of bombs to attack US troops
(4) None of these
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 1 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China How did the image of a New Woman emerge?
(1) The growth of the nationalist movement led to the change in the status of
women
(2) Writers and political thinkers began idealising women who rebelled against
social norms
(3) Nhat Linh's famous novel (1930) showed a woman leaving her forced marriage,
marrying a nationalist, someone of her choice
(4) All the above
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 4 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China The leader of the peasants in the Gudem Hills of Andhra was : (1) Baba Ramchandra (2) Venkata Raju (3) Alluri Sitaram Raju (4) None of the above
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 3 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China What did the Rowlatt Act, 1919 presume?
(1) Detention of political prisoners without trial
(2) Forced recruitment in the army
(3) Forced manual labour
(4) Equal pay for equal work
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 1 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China The two difficulties faced by the new Republic of Vietnam were :
(1) The French set up a puppet, Bao Dai, as emperor to regain their control of
Vietnam
(2) The Vietminh were forced to retreat to the hills
(3) The republic had to fight the French for 8 years
(4)
Both (2) and (3)
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 4 Solution : -. |
The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China Which among the following was the prime factor in the emergence of modern
nationalism in India?
(1) New symbols
(2) New ideas
(3) Icons
(4) Anti-colonial movement
| A. | Option 1 |
| B. | Option 2 |
| C. | Option 3 |
| D. | Option 4 |
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Option: 4 Solution : -. |
