__________ city acquired the nickname “Cottonopolis’’.

The Europeans who settled first in North America were _________

Which one of the following was not part of the Central Powers?

Laissez Faire is a word coined by __________

Assertion: In 2017, Britain voted to exit the European Union.
Reason: Britain’s exit is known as Brexit.

Marshall aid was for the purpose of _________

The Cathedral of St. Peters in Rome, built by the Popes, was fashioned by ____________

Which one of the following was not the work of Leonardo da Vinci?

Assertion: J.G. Fichte promoted the idea of nationalism among the Germans.
Reason: Fichte was the leader of Young Italy Movement.

Assertion: Utopian Socialists recommended model communities, where the means of production would be collectively owned.
Reason: They promoted a visionary idea of a socialistic society, devoid of poverty and unemployment.

Which one of the following was not a declaration of the Potsdam conference?

In 1939 Germany signed Non-aggression pact with _______

Assertion: B.R. Ambedkar launched Mahad Satyagraha.
Reason: He wanted to unite Hindus and Muslims.

When was the tri-colour flag of freedom hoisted?

The author of the book Indian Unrest was

Which of the following about Annie Besant are correct?
1. Annie Besant was elected the international president of the Theosophical Society, after Col. H.S. Olcott.
2. She started a weekly The Commonweal in 1914.
3. She published a book How India Wrought for Freedom in 1915.

Match List I and List II and select answer with the help of the codes given below.

List I	List II
A. Indian Press Act 1910	1. Self-rule
B. Dawn Society	2. a revolt against their state of dependence
C. Swaraj	3. crushed the nationalistic activities
D. Swadeshi	4. The National Council of education

Consider the following statements.
(i) The partition of Bengal in 1905 was the most striking example of the British divide and rule policy.
(ii) In the Calcutta meeting 1905, Surendranath Banerjea gave a call for the boycott of British goods and institutions.
(iii) On 7 August 1905 at Town Hall meeting in Calcutta, a formal proclamation of Swadeshi Movement was made.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Which of the following statements are correct on Orissa famine?
Statement I: In 1866 a million and a half people of Orissa died of starvation.
Statement II: During that time the British exported 200 million pounds of rice to Britain.
Statement III: The Orissa famine prompted Dadabai Naoroji to begin a life long investigation of poverty in India.

Which one of the following is correctly matched?

In which year did Indian public sector enterprises face severe problems ________

In which of the following State/s land reformswere very successful

The first State formed on linguistic basis was

Match the following

(A) People’s Republic of China	-	1. Belgrade
(B) Bandung Conference	-	2. March 1947
(C) Asian Relations Conference	-	3. April 1955
(D) Birth of Non-Aligned Movement	-	4. January 1, 1950

Who was the Viceroy of India when the Quit India Movement started in 1942?

Match the following

A. Hindu MuslimRiot	-	1. Mohan Singh
B. August Offer	-	2. Govind Ballabh Pant
C. Proposal of Partition Resolution	-	3. Lord Linlithgow
D. Indian National Army	-	4. Naokhali

Assertion: The institution of separate electorate was the principle adopted by the British Government for fostering and spreading communalism.
Reason: The people were split into separate constituencies so that they voted communally.

Assertion: The Bengal government’s order of 1870 created apprehension in the minds of Muslim professional groups.
Reason: It replaced Urdu by Hindi and the Perso-Arabic script in the courts and offices.

The first Jute Mill in Calcutta was founded in

Match the following
(A) Kanpur Conspiracy Case - 1. Fundamental rights
(B) Meerut Conspiracy Case - 2. Surya Sen
(C) Chittagong Armoury Ride - 3. 1929
(D) Karachi Session of Indian National Congress - 4. 1924