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The Indian National Movement

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According to the text, what were some of the issues discussed in the previous chapters?

The emergence of new laws and administrative institutions

The decline of crafts and growth of industries (correct)

The impact of British rule on Indian society

The rise of nationalism

What question did the above-mentioned developments lead the people to ask?

What is the condition of women in Indian society?

Why did the British conquer territories and takeover kingdoms?

How did the revolt of 1857 impact British rule?

What is this? (correct)

Based on the text, were Indians discontented with British rule?

There is no mention of Indians' satisfaction or dissatisfaction with British rule

Yes, different groups and classes were dissatisfied (correct)

No, Indians were satisfied with British rule

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What is the meaning of the term 'sovereign' as mentioned in the text?

<p>The capacity to act independently without outside interference</p> Signup and view all the answers

What event is depicted in Fig. 1?

<p>The Quit India movement</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Review of Previous Chapters

The previous chapters discussed various issues related to British rule in India.

Questions Raised by Developments

The developments led people to ask "Where was the authority of the state located?"

Indian Sentiment towards British Rule

Indians were discontented with British rule, indicating dissatisfaction and unhappiness.

Definition of Sovereignty

Sovereign refers to a supreme or ultimate authority, implying independence and self-governance.

Figure 1 Description

Fig. 1 depicts an event, but the specific context or details of the event are not provided.

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Test your knowledge of the events and developments that shaped the Indian National Movement from the 1870s to 1947. This quiz covers topics such as British conquest, administrative changes, peasant and tribal lives, educational reforms, women's condition, caste system challenges, and more.