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Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

Who helped the British to develop their colonies in other parts of the World?

  1. Indians

  2. South Africans

  3. Srilankan people

  4. Australians
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Indians helped the British to develop their colonies in other parts of the World. But everywhere, especially in South Africa, Indians were subjected to racial discrimination.

Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

The large numbers of educated Indians were employed in the British administration on_________

  1. Low salary

  2. High salary

  3. Without salary

  4. Pension
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The number of educated Indians increased considerably by the close of the 19th century. Large numbers of them were employed in the British administration in India on low salaries.

Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

Who taught the people that the remedy to their sad condition lay in their own hands?

  1. The Assertive Nationalist leaders

  2. The Congress leaders

  3. The BJP leaders

  4. None of above
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The Assertive Nationalist leaders taught the people that the remedy to their sad condition lay in their own hands. This belief in self-efforts created an urge for extending the national movement to the masses.

Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

Who were called moderates?

  1. Leaders of first phase of congress

  2. Leaders of second phase of congress

  3. Leaders of revolutionary phase

  4. Leaders of post independence
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The Early Nationalists leaders who led the Congress and National Movement from 1858 to 1905 were staunch believers in open minded and moderate politics. They were called moderates.

Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

Lokmanya Tilak brought about national awakening through the medium of Shivaji jayanti celebrations.

  1. True

  2. False
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Bal Gangadhar Tilak used the Shivaji Jayanti and Ganpati festivals to promote national pride and unity against British rule, effectively creating a platform for national awakening.

Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

In which country Indians were subjected to racial discrimination?

  1. England

  2. South Africa

  3. Japan

  4. Russia
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Indians helped the British to develop their colonies in other parts of the World. But everywhere, especially in South Africa, Indians were subjected to racial discrimination.

Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

Who represented the school of Nationalism in Maharashtra? 

  1. Rajnarain Bose

  2. Ashwani Kumar Dutta

  3. Vishnu Shastri Chiplunkar

  4. Bhagat Singh
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A school of Nationalism had existed in the country from almost the beginning of the national movement. This school was represented by  leaders like Rajnarain Bose and Ashwani Kumar Dutta in Bengal and VIshnu Shastri Chiplunkar in Maharashtra.

Multiple choice civics the rise of assertive / radical nationalism quit india movement and ina revolutionary movement in india early struggles of mahatma gandhi

Which of the following Indian freedom fighter started 'kesari' newspaper?

  1. Balgangadhar Tilak

  2. Bipin Chandra Pal

  3. Dadabhai Naoroji

  4. Sri Aurobindo
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Kesari is a Marathi newspaper founded by Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak in 1881. He was an Indian nationalist, teacher, social reformer, lawyer and an independence activist. The newspaper was not established as profit making venture but as a way to spread political education among the common people and played an important role in the national movement.