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Nationalism in India: True or Twist

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Nationalism in India: True or Twist
 

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Tests on nationalism era facts

by PRISHA ARORA
1

All Indian women fully participated in the movement and gained immediate political rights after independence.

2

The Lahore Session of Congress (1929) declared Poorna Swaraj as the ultimate goal.

3

The Rowlatt Act allowed detention of political prisoners for up to two years without trial.

4

Dalits demanded separate electorates, which Gandhi opposed leading to the Poona Pact.

5

The Non-Cooperation Movement accepted full inclusion of Dalits into all political offices.

6

The Chauri Chaura incident strengthened Gandhi’s resolve to continue the Non-Cooperation Movement.

7

Gandhi aimed to unite diverse social groups under a single nationalist movement.

8

The Simon Commission included Indian members and recommended immediate dominion status.

9

The Salt March began on 12 March 1930 from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi.

10

The Khilafat Movement lasted only a few weeks and had no lasting impact.

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