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Ambedkar and Caste: Subaltern Insights

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Test your knowledge of Ambedkar, caste, and subaltern ideas.

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Ambedkar and Caste: Subaltern Insights
 

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Ambedkar and Caste: Subaltern InsightsOnline version

Test your knowledge of Ambedkar, caste, and subaltern ideas.

by saba parveen shaikh
1

Who led the anti-caste movement and burnt Manusmriti in 1927 to reject caste ideology?

2

What term did Ambedkar reject in favor of Dalits' identity?

3

Which concept did Ambedkar introduce to describe hierarchical social inequality?

4

Ambedkar argued caste is a division of labourers, not just a division of labour. What does this imply?

5

Which major area did Ambedkar emphasize for social emancipation: education, economy, politics, or religion?

6

What role did Ambedkar see for political power in achieving social justice?

7

Which religious path did Ambedkar adopt for equality and dignity?

8

What constitutional measure aimed at ending untouchability?

9

Which slogan captured Ambedkar’s approach to Dalit emancipation?

10

Which field did Ambedkar push for to counter economic oppression?

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