Indian National Movements Gk Questions
Welcome to the Indian National Movements Gk Questions sections of the learner’s anthem. here we have provided the questions related to the national movements held in our country for freedom over Britishers. Ahead are the questions for Indian National Movements Gk Questions
- Who is the author of the book “indian war of independence”?
a. Chandrashekhar Azad
b. V.D. Savarkar
c. Lala lajpat rai
d. maulana Azad
b. V.D. Savarkar
Explaination – V.D. Savarkar wrote the book “indian war of independence”
- When did the civil disobedience movement started?
a. 1930
b. 1932
c. 1931
d. 1929
a. 1930
- The Quit India movement started in which year?
a. august 1942
b. April 1942
c. august 1941
d. May 1942
a. august 1942
- In which year did Subhash Chandra bose secretly escaped India?
a. 1942
b. 1943
c. 1940
d. 1941
d. 1941
- Who started the khilafat movement?
a. Ali brothers
b. Mr. Abul Kalam Azad
c. Liaquat Ali
d. Mohd. Ali Jinnah
a. Ali brothers
- The Dandi march of Gandhi Ji was associated with which movement?
a. non-cooperation movement
b. civil disobedience movement
c. swadeshi movement
d. quit India movement
b. civil disobedience movement
- What was the aim of the khilafat movement?
a. opposing the Jaliawala bagh massacre
b.to oppose the British state
c. to protect the interest of turkey
d. to prevent Hindu-Muslim riots
c. to protect the interest of turkey
- When and where the first satyagraha movement by Gandhi Ji started?
a. Ahmedabad, in 1918
b. Champaran, in 1917
c. Kheda(Bihar), in 1918
d. civil disobedience movement
b. Champaran, in 1917
- When did Gandhi Ji return the title ‘ Kesari hind’?
a. starting of the non-cooperation movement
b. not making India independent
c. after Jaliawala bagh massacre
d. after khilafat movement
a. starting of the non-cooperation movement
- Why was the Dandi march started by Gandhi Ji?
a. against the Simon commission
b. to break the salt law
c. the demand for complete Swaraj or independence
d. protest against the Jaliawala massacre
b. to break the salt law