1. During which years did the Khilafat and Non-Cooperation movements together oppose British rule?
2. The Khilafat issue, though not directly linked to Indian politics, provided the immediate background to which movement?
3. Consider the following statements regarding the situation in 1919:
(I) Prices of commodities rose sharply in the post-War years
(II) Production of Indian industries decreased
(III) The burden of taxes and rents increased
Which of the above is/are correct?
4. Which committee's report on the Punjab atrocities was seen as an eyewash by Indians?
5. Which British institution endorsed General Dyer's action after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre?
6. The Morning Post collected funds in support of General Dyer amounting to how much?
7. Which reforms, with their scheme of dyarchy, failed to satisfy Indian demands for self-government?
8. Consider the following pairs regarding factors preparing the ground for Hindu-Muslim political cooperation:
(I) Lucknow Pact – 1916
(II) Rowlatt Act agitation – brought Hindus and Muslims together
(III) Treaty of Sevres – stimulated Congress-Muslim League cooperation
Which of the pairs given above is/are correctly matched?
9. Which Muslim leaders became more influential than the conservative Aligarh school elements after the war?
10. Whom did Indian Muslims regard as their spiritual leader, the Khalifa?
11. Consider the following statements regarding Muslim demands from the British after World War I:
(I) The Khalifa's control over Muslim sacred places should be retained
(II) The Khalifa should be left with sufficient territories
Which of the above is/are correct?
12. Who among the following were leaders of the Khilafat Committee formed in early 1919?
13. At which conference was a call made for the boycott of British goods over the Khilafat issue?
14. Gandhi was president of which body when he saw in the Khilafat issue a platform for mass non-cooperation?
15. Which Congress leader opposed an alliance with Muslim leaders over a religious issue and was sceptical of satyagraha as a political instrument?
16. Consider the following statements on why the Congress supported the non-cooperation programme on the Khilafat question:
(I) It was seen as an opportunity to cement Hindu-Muslim unity
(II) The Congress was losing faith in constitutional struggle
(III) The Congress was aware the masses were eager to express discontent
Which of the above is/are correct?
17. In February 1920, a joint Hindu-Muslim deputation was sent to whom to seek redress on the Khilafat issue?
18. The Treaty of Sevres, which completely dismembered Turkey, was signed in which month and year?
19. The all-party conference that approved a boycott programme of schools, colleges and law courts, and asked Gandhi to lead it, was held at which place?
20. On which date was the Non-Cooperation Movement formally launched by the Khilafat Committee?
21. Which prominent nationalist leader died on August 1, 1920, just before the formal launch of the Non-Cooperation Movement?
22. At which special session did the Congress approve the non-cooperation programme in September 1920?
23. Consider the following statements regarding the programme approved at the Calcutta special session (1920):
(I) Boycott of government schools, colleges, law courts and legislative councils
(II) Boycott of foreign cloth and use of khadi
(III) Immediate non-payment of all taxes as the first stage
Which of the above is/are correct?
24. Which Congress leader was unwilling to include a boycott of councils in the non-cooperation programme but bowed to Congress discipline?
25. At which session of the Indian National Congress was the goal changed from self-government through constitutional means to attainment of swaraj through peaceful and legitimate means?
26. How many members made up the Congress Working Committee (CWC) set up at the Nagpur Session?
27. At the Nagpur Session, the Congress entry fee was reduced to how much?
28. Who became the principal of the National College at Calcutta during the Non-Cooperation Movement?
29. Consider the following pairs of national educational institutions and their locations:
(I) Jamia Millia – Aligarh
(II) Kashi Vidyapeeth – Varanasi
(III) Gujarat Vidyapeeth – Gujarat
Which of the pairs given above is/are correctly matched?
30. Which of the following lawyers gave up their practice during the Non-Cooperation Movement?
31. The Tilak Swaraj Fund, oversubscribed during the movement, collected how much money?
32. In July 1921, the Ali brothers called on Muslims to resign from which institution?
33. Who was a prominent leader of the strikes in tea plantations, steamer services and Assam-Bengal Railways in Assam?
34. The visit of which British royal figure to India in November 1921 invited strikes and demonstrations?
35. Consider the following statements regarding local struggles that arose during this period:
(I) Awadh Kisan Movement occurred in UP
(II) Mappila Revolt occurred in Malabar
(III) Eka Movement occurred in Bengal
Which of the above is/are correct?
36. Which leaders provided solid support to the movement in Bihar and Gujarat respectively?
37. Which section of society gave up purdah and offered ornaments for the Tilak Fund?
38. Talks between Gandhi and which Viceroy broke down in May 1921?
39. Which session appointed Gandhi as the sole authority on launching civil disobedience?
40. From which place did Gandhi threaten to launch civil disobedience on February 1, 1922?
41. The Chauri Chaura incident took place in which district?
42. On what date did the Chauri Chaura incident occur?
43. Where did the Congress Working Committee meet in February 1922 to resolve to stop all law-breaking activity?
44. In March 1922, Gandhi was arrested and sentenced to how many years in jail?
45. Consider the following statements regarding the withdrawal of the Non-Cooperation Movement:
(I) Gandhi felt people had not fully understood the method of non-violence
(II) The movement was showing signs of fatigue
(III) The Khilafat question lost relevance after Turkey became a secular state
Which of the above is/are correct?
46. Who deprived the Sultan of Turkey of political power in November 1922?
47. In which year was the caliphate abolished in Turkey?
48. Who criticized Gandhi's withdrawal of the movement, saying it was "nothing short of a national calamity" to retreat when public enthusiasm was at its peak?
49. According to the Marxist interpretation of the movement's withdrawal, Gandhi and the Congress leadership sought to keep the movement within what kind of channels?
