ABVP REPUBLIC DAY QUIZ
ABVP Republic Day Quiz
Test your knowledge of Indian history and political movements with the ABVP Republic Day Quiz! This quiz covers significant events, figures, and movements that have shaped India, particularly focusing on the nationalist movement and social reforms.
Join us to explore:
- Important historical conferences
- Key figures in Indian history
- Milestones in the fight for independence
- Tribal movements and social reforms
The meeting of Indian and British political leaders during 1930-32 in London has often been referred to as the First, Second and Third Round Table Conferences. It would be incorrect to refer to them as such because:
The Indian National Congress did not take part in two of them
Indian parties other than the Indian National Congress, participating in the conference represented sectional interests and not the whole of India
The British Labour Party had withdrawn from the conference thereby making the proceeding of the conference partisan
It was an instance of a conference held in three session and not that of three separate conference
When Congress leaders condemned the Montagu-Chelmsford Report, many moderates left the party to form the:
Swarajya Party
Indian Freedom Party
Independence Federation of India
Indian Liberal Federation
With reference to the period of extremist nationalist movement in India with its spirit of Swadeshi, which one of the following statements in not correct?
Liaquat Hussain led the Muslim peasants of Barisal in their agitation
In 1889, the scheme of national education was formulated by Satish Chandra Mukherjee
The Bengal National College was founded in 1906 with Aurobindo as the Principal
Tagore preached the cult of Atmasakti, the main plank of which was social and economic regeneration of the villages
Which one of the following is the correct statement?
The modern Kochi was a Dutch colony till India's Independence
The Dutch defeated the Portuguese and built Fort Williams in the modern Kochi.
The modern Kochi was first a Dutch colony before the Portuguese took over.
The modern Kochi never became a part of a British colony.
Who amongst the following Englishmen, first translated Bhagavad-Gita into English?
William Jones
Charles Wilkins
Alexander Cunningham
John Marshall
With which one of the following mountain tribes did the British first come into contact with after the grant of Diwani in the year 1765?
Garos
Kukis
Khasis
Tipperahs
By a regulation in 1793, the District Collector was deprived of his judicial powers and made the collecting agent only What was the reason for such a regulation?
Lord Cornwallis felt that the District Collector's moved efficiency of revenue collection would enormously nce? Increase without the burden of additional work.
Lord Cornwallis felt that judicial power should compulsorily be in the hands of Europeans while Indians can be given the job of revenue collection in the districts.
Lord Cornwallis was alarmed at the extent of power concentrated in the District Collector and felt that such absolute power was undesirable in one person.
The judicial work demanded a deep knowledge of India and a good training in law and Lord Cornwallis felt that District Collector should be only a revenue collector.
In collaboration with David Hare and Alexander Duff, who of the following established Hindu College at Calcutta?
Henry Louis Vivian Derozio
Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
Keshab Chandra Sen
Raja Rammohan Roy
Which amongst the following provided a common factor for uibal insurrection in India in the 19th century?
Introduction of a new system of land revenue and taxation of tribal products.
Influence of foreign religious missionaries in tribal areas.
Rise of a large number of money lenders, traders and revenue farmers as middlemen in tribal areas.
The complete disruption of the old agrarian order of the tribal communities.
His principal forte was social and religious reform. He relied upon legislation to do away with social ills and work unceasingly for the eradication of child marriage and the purdah system. To encourage consideration of social problems on a national-scale, he inaugurated the Indian National Social Conference, which for many years met for its annual session alongside the Indian National Congress. The reference in this passage is to:
Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar
Behramji Merwanji Malabari
Mahadev Govind Ranade
B.R. Ambedkar
Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?
Battle of Buxar-Mir Jafar vs. Clive
Battle of Wandiwash-French vs. East India Company
Battle of Chilianwala-Dalhousic vs. Marathas
Battle of Kharda-Nizam vs. East India Company
"A graduate at 18, professor and associate editor of the Sudharak at 20, Secretary of the Sarvajanik Sabha and of the Provincial Conference at 25, Secretary of the National Congress at 29, leading witness before an important Royal Commission at 31, Provincial legislator at 34, Imperial legislator at 36, President of the Indian National Congress at 39, a patriot whom Mahatma Gandhi himself regarded as his master". This is how a biographer describes:
Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya
Mahadev Govind Ranade
Gopal Krishna Gokhale
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
When he was young, he organised a youth group named 'Mitra Mela'. He was inspired by radical political leaders like Lala Lajpat Rai, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, and Bipin Chandra Pal . In London, he inspired his fellow Indian students and formed an organisation 'Free India Society' .He wrote a book titled "The History of the War of Indian Independence" which got banned by the British.
Madan Mohan Malviya
Subhash Chandra Bose
Chandrashekhar Azad
Veer Savarkar
Which of the following is not tribal movement?
Tebhaga movement
Chuars movement
Bhils movement
Kolis movement
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