Which one of the following is correctly matched?

(a)

Brahmo Samaj - Raja Ram Mohan Roy

(b)

Sambad Kaumudi - Gandhiji

(c)

Bengali - Mirat-Ul-Akbar

(d)

Indian textile industry - A. O.Hume

The growth of heavy machine industries in Britain allowed East India Company to ____________ raw materials from India to Britain.

(a)

Export

(b)

Import

(c)

trade

(d)

sale

Difference of opinion or disagreement between two groups within a political organization.

(a)

factionalism

(b)

intelligentsia

(c)

annulment

(d)

Swadeshi

Made in one's own country

(a)

factionalism

(b)

intelligentsia

(c)

annulment

(d)

Swadeshi

Which one of the following is correctly matched?

(a)

Ashe Murder - June 1911

(b)

March 12, 1988 - on charges of sedition

(c)

Subramania Bharati - The Hindu

(d)

V.O.C Ship - Kesari

A secret plan by a group of people to do something illegal

(a)

draconic

(b)

contingent

(c)

conspiracy

(d)

moderate

A person who holds a radical view in politics or religion.

(a)

draconic

(b)

contingent

(c)

conspiracy

(d)

extremist

Assertion(a): Lala Hardayal, who settled in San Francisco, founded Pacific Coast Hindustan Association in 1913, with Sohan Singh Bhakna as its president.
Reason(R): This organization was popularly called Ghadar Party. ('Ghadar' means rebellion in Urdu.)

(a)

Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

(b)

Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A.

(c)

A is true but R is false

(d)

A is false but R is true.

The first trade union in the modern sense,

(a)

All India Union

(b)

The Madras Labour Union

(c)

Socialism

(d)

Communism

Rabindranath Tagore renounced his knighthood immediately after.

(a)

The Kheda Satyagraha

(b)

Champran' Movement

(c)

Non-Brahman Movement

(d)

the Jallianwalla Bagh massacre

Which one of the following is correctly matched?

(a)

Simon Go Back- December 1928

(b)

Dalit-Bahujan Movement - Dr. Ambedkar

(c)

Self Respect Movement- Periyar E.Y.R.

(d)

Satyagraha Sabha - Rowlatt Act

A political and economic system in which there is no private ownership of property or industry and people of all social classes aretreated equally

(a)

Bolshevik

(b)

Communism

(c)

radicalism

(d)

armoury

Social or political movements that aim at fundamental change in the structure of society.

(a)

Bolshevik

(b)

Communism

(c)

radicalism

(d)

armoury

The policy or technique of refraining from the use of violence.

(a)

Non-violence

(b)

untouchablity

(c)

civil liberties

(d)

fundamental Rights

Personal freedom which cannot be denied without due process of law.

(a)

non-violence

(b)

untouchablity

(c)

civil liberties

(d)

fundamental Rights

Socio-political grouping based on religious or ethnic affiliation

(a)

communalism

(b)

nationalism

(c)

revivalism

(d)

imperialism

A desire to revive a former customs or practice

(a)

communalism

(b)

nationalism

(c)

revivalism

(d)

imperialism

The poll tax formerly paid by religious groups other than Muslims in Islamic empires

(a)

jizya

(b)

shariat

(c)

communal award

(d)

R.S.S.

Which of the following, statements are cotrect.
Statement I: The British Government was consistent in promoting communalism.
Statement II: Even the delegates for the second Round Table Conference were chosen on the basis of their communal bearings.
Statement III: After the failure of the Round Table Conferences, the British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald announced the Communal Award which further vitiated the political climate.

(a)

I & II

(b)

I & III

(c)

None of the above

(d)

All of the above

After Bose escape to Germany and Singapore formed_____________

(a)

Indian National Army

(b)

Indian National Congress

(c)

Indian National Front

(d)

Indian National Force

After Bose resignation from INC and ______________ was elected as president.

(a)

Rajendra Prasad

(b)

C. Rajagopalachari

(c)

Bhulabhai Desai

(d)

Jawaharlal Nehru

Bose addressed the people of India on the ___________  Radio broadcast from Germany.

(a)

All India Radio

(b)

Azad Hind Radio

(c)

Indian National Radio

(d)

Hindustan Radio

The Mountbatten plan for independence along with partition of India was accepted at the AICC meeting at Meerut on.____________

(a)

February 20, 1947

(b)

June 30, 1948

(c)

March 22, 1947

(d)

June 14, 1947

The partition of India on Hindu-Muslim lines was put forth at_________________

(a)

Lahore session (March 1940)

(b)

Mysore session (March 1940)

(c)

Banglore session (March 1940)

(d)

Simla session (March 1940)

Nizam and his militia, known as the______________

(a)

King of provinces

(b)

Razakkars

(c)

President

(d)

Prime minister