A) South African Gazette B) Indian Reform Pamphlet C) White Paper D) Green Pamphlet
A) Local Indian laborers B) The British Army C) The police superintendent and his wife D) Gopal Krishna Gokhale
A) Indian Rebellion of 1857 B) Zulu Rebellion C) First World War D) Second Boer War
A) Indian Medical Corps B) Natal Relief Association C) Indian Infantry Battalion D) Volunteer Ambulance Brigade
A) Battle of Spion Kop B) Battle of Mafeking C) Battle of Ladysmith D) Battle of Pretoria
A) Jan Christian Smuts B) Joseph Chamberlain C) John Ruskin D) Allan Octavian Hume
A) Gopal Krishna Gokhale B) Joseph Chamberlain C) Allan Octavian Hume D) Jan Christian Smuts
A) Lord Curzon B) Joseph Chamberlain C) Allan Octavian Hume D) Jan Christian Smuts
A) The Natal Herald B) The Truth Seeker C) Indian Opinion D) Satyagraha Gazette
A) The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith B) The Social Contract by Jean-Jacques Rousseau C) Civil Disobedience by Henry Thoreau D) Unto This Last by John Ruskin
A) Phoenix B) Sabarmati C) Tolstoy Farm D) Natal Settlement
A) Ahimsa B) Swadeshi C) Satyagraha D) Brahmacharya
A) Truth-force B) Non-violence C) Soul-power D) Will-to-act
A) Forced relocation to shantytowns B) Imposition of a poll tax C) Ban on Indian marriages D) Registration of every Indian child over the age of eight
A) Joseph Chamberlain B) Lord Milner C) Allan Octavian Hume D) Jan Christian Smuts
A) It rendered all Indian children born out of wedlock B) It forced families to pay a marriage tax C) It deported the spouses of Indian immigrants D) It banned all Indian migration to the Cape
A) A large-scale strike by five thousand Indian coal miners B) A violent uprising in the Transvaal C) The intervention of the British Crown D) Pressure from the Indian National Congress
A) 1912 B) 1914 C) 1916 D) 1910
A) Boers B) Indians C) Zulus D) British
A) Durban B) Maritzburg C) Johannesburg D) Cape Town
A) Tolstoy B) Pushkin C) Chekhov D) Dostoevsky
A) Vedas B) Upanishads C) Quran D) Bhagavad Gita
A) Raychandra B) Nehru C) Tilak D) Gokhale
A) Foreigners B) Coolies C) Outcasts D) Settlers
A) Ten years B) One year C) Five years D) About twenty years
A) They were not allowed to walk on the sidewalk B) They were not allowed to walk in groups C) They were not allowed to walk during the day D) They were not allowed to walk in parks
A) Public recognition B) Payment C) Legal counsel D) Financial donations
A) The Ten Commandments B) The Sermon on the Mount C) The Four Noble Truths D) The Torah
A) Manual laborers on plantations B) Government officials C) Medical doctors D) Industrial engineers
A) Mahadev Desai B) Karamchand Gandhi C) Jeramdas D) Pyarelal Nayyar
A) 5 rupees B) 2 rupees C) 10 rupees D) 1 rupee
A) 50,000 B) 100,000 C) 5,000 D) 10,000
A) Mahadev Desai B) Pyarelal Nayyar C) Karamchand Gandhi D) Jeramdas
A) Yerwada Central Jail B) His home in Porbandar C) A ship to London D) Sabarmati Ashram
A) Mahadev Desai B) Karamchand Gandhi C) Pyarelal Nayyar D) Jeramdas
A) A Western practice B) A sacred Indian tradition C) A political necessity D) A waste of time
A) Harishchandra B) Shravana Pitrabhakti Nataka C) Ramayana D) Mahabharata
A) 18 B) 11 C) 13 D) 15
A) Karamchand Gandhi B) Mahadev Gandhi C) Pyarelal Gandhi D) Jeramdas Gandhi
A) Geography B) Mathematics C) Gymnastics D) History
A) Indians preferred Gujarati B) The English was too difficult C) The book was banned D) The book was too expensive
A) Gujarati B) Hindi C) Malayalam D) English
A) Unity B) Young India C) Navjivan D) Indian Opinion
A) Mahadev Desai B) Jawaharlal Nehru C) K. Madhavanar D) Swami Anand
A) Journey to Freedom B) My Life and Mission C) The Story of a Soul D) Experiments with Truth
A) 1929 B) 1998 C) 1948 D) 1925
A) 50 B) 60 C) 56 D) 45
A) Young India B) Unity C) Mathrubhumi Weekly D) Navjivan
A) 56 B) 100 C) 166 D) 200
A) 1929 B) 1922 C) 1998 D) 1948
A) K. Madhavanar B) Gandhi C) Swami Anand D) Mahadev Desai
A) Three B) Five C) One D) Two
A) Viceroy B) Mahatma C) Governor D) Commander
A) Pure Spirit B) Truth Seeker C) Great Soul D) Holy Leader
A) Near Ahmedabad B) In Delhi C) In Bombay D) Near Johannesburg
A) Taxation B) Sanitation C) Industrialization D) Military recruitment
A) Ahmedabad B) Benares C) Champaran D) Punjab
A) He fasted B) He organized a march C) He resigned from the Congress D) He sought government intervention
A) Influenza B) Dysentery C) Tuberculosis D) Malaria
A) Abolition of the caste system B) Immediate independence for India C) Wartime restrictions including curfews D) Economic aid for the poor
A) Lord Willington B) Montagu-Chelmsford C) Reginald Dyer D) Lord Reading
A) Freedom Medal B) Order of the British Empire C) Victoria Cross D) Kasar-i-hind
A) Legal Advisor B) President C) Treasurer D) Secretary
A) Gandhi attacked a British official B) Violence occurred in Chauri Chaura C) Gandhi refused to pay taxes D) Gandhi tried to escape the country
A) Treason B) Theft C) Inciting riots D) Sedition
A) Lord Irwin B) C.F. Andrews C) General Dyer D) C.N. Broomfield
A) A trial by jury B) A reduced sentence C) The heaviest possible sentence D) Immediate release
A) Use a spinning wheel B) Write letters to the Viceroy C) Travel outside the prison D) Hold public meetings
A) Formally educated B) Morally ready C) Armed with weapons D) Wealthy
A) Achieving national unity B) Winning Indian independence C) Defeating the British Empire D) Conquering subtle passions
A) Great literary talent B) Extreme political ambition C) Natural physical courage D) Strict religious dogmatism
A) Legal expertise B) Suspiciousness C) Administrative skill D) Intellectual ability
A) Shrimad Rajchandra B) George Orwell C) Govardhanram Tripathi D) Sissela Bok
A) John Ruskin B) Leo Tolstoy C) Harivallabh Bhayani D) Govardhanram Tripathi
A) Saraswatichandra B) The Kingdom of God Is Within You C) Reflections on Gandhi D) Unto This Last
A) An artist B) A professional soldier C) A successful lawyer D) A professional athlete
A) Harivallabh Bhayani B) Sissela Bok C) Leo Tolstoy D) George Orwell |