Multiple choice

'Liberty, equality and fraternity' was the slogan of

  1. 'The Indian National Congress'

  2. 'The Indian National Army'

  3. 'The French Revolution'

  4. 'The Russian Revolution'

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

'Liberty, equality and fraternity' was the slogan of the French Revolution (Option C). These three principles became the foundational ideals of the French Revolution in 1789, representing freedom from oppression, equal rights for all citizens, and brotherhood among the people. Options A, B, and D incorrectly attribute this slogan to other movements - the Indian National Congress, Indian National Army, and Russian Revolution had different slogans and ideological foundations.