Class Room Daily Dose Booklet: DDB No: History - English Set 02 Answers and Explanations

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DDB NO: History 02 (English)

1 C. 4 3 2 1

2 D. Gandhi did nothing to save the lives of Bhagat Singh, Sukh Dev and Raj Guru who had been awarded the death sentence

3 D. All the above

4 D. All the above

5 D. All the above

6 C. for his own purification and that of his associates for greater commitment to the cause of the Harijans

7 A. individually

8 C. he wanted to devote himself fully to constructive programme and Harijan welfare

9 B. the Act of 1935

10 D. Nowhere

11 B. Bicameral Legislature

12 D. 8

13 D. failure of the British to define their war aims

14 C. Pattabhi Sitaramayya

15 D. Forward Block

16 A. Deliverance Day

17 C. social and religious reforms

18 C. Khuda-i-Khidamatgar (Servants of God)

19 C. Civil Disobedience Movement

20 A. Sir Mohammad Iqbal

21 B. Lahore

22 C. General Mohan Singh

23 C. Indian Prisoners of war under the Japanese

24 C. Singapore

25 D. Subhash Brigade

26 C. both (A) and (B) above

27 C. Aga Khan Palace

28 C. his identification with the Indian people

29 A. July 14, 1942

30 D. Freedom of India is an end that will purify all means employed to achieve it.

31 D. All the above

32 D. Vallabhbhai Patel

33 B. The Muslim majority provinces should be separately constituted into a Union of Pakistan 

34 B. work for harijan welfare

35 A. August 16, 1946

36 B. Calcutta              

37 B. Jawaharlal Nehru

38 A. December 9, 1946

39 B. February 20, 1947

40 C. June 3 Plan or Mountbatten Plan

41 C. To prevent the loss of prestige of the Congress Ministers who had agreed to the partition

42 A. Government of India Act 1935 

43 D. ii iii iv i

44 C. Gopal Krishna Gokhale

45 C. v iv iii ii i

46 B. the Ganges

47 C. Gopal Krishna Gokhale

48 D. BG Tilak

49 B. The partition of Bengal

50 B. Passive resistance

51 D. South Africa

52 C. It is the best weapon of the weak against the strong

53 A. Ahimsa

54 A. He was universally adored, admired and respected by all castes, communities and classes

55 D. Marx

56 B. As the Home Minister of free India he brought about the integration of 600-odd Indian States with the Indian Republic 

57 C. Vaishnava Jana To Tene Kahiye

58 C. Bankim Chandra Chatterjee

59 A. Mohammed Iqbal

60 C. Rabindranath Tagore

61 D. Winston Churchill

62 B. Lord Dalhousie

63 C. MN Roy

64 C. General Secretary

65 A. Dadabhai Naoroji

66 A. Extremist

67 C. Bharat Vidhata

68 C. Both (A) and (B) above

69 A. Princely States

70 B. Mula Shankar

71 B. Dr. Rajendra Prasad

72 C. Swadeshi

73 C. Both (A) and (B) above

74 D. VJ Patel

75 A. Kerala

76 D. Abul Kalam Azad

77 B. Womesh Chandra Bannerjee

78 C. Theosophical Society and Arya Samaj

79 A. Hardinge

80 A. Sir SP Sinha

81 B. Belur

82 C. AO Hume

83 D. Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi

84 A. Swami Vivekananda

85 C. Sister Nivedita

86 B. Bombay Times

87 A. India House

88 B. Sohan Singh Bhakna

89 C. Commander-in-Chief

90 A. different associations of Indians living in South-East Asia

91 C. feeling of loyalty to the British Government

92 B. Sir William Wedderburn

93 C. Lord Linlithgow

94 D. Assam

95 B. Muslim League

96 B. Linlithgow

97 C. Chruchill

98 C. Mohammed Iqbal

99 D. Rahmat Ali

100 A. Lahore

101 B. Rs 400,000

102 B. 1773

103 B. 4 years

104 A. Bengal

105 B. 5 years

106 A. Bengal

107 D. Three Judges

108 B. Europe

109 C. Dupleix

110 B. Hyderabad and Carnatic

111 A. Anwaruddin

112 C. Awadh

113 A. Rohelas

114 B. Afghan

115 D. Panipat

116 A. The Nawab of Awadh

117 C. Clive

118 D. Bentinck

119 A. Collector

120 C. Hardinge

121 A. Russian menace

122 A. The British and the Peshwa

123 B. Assaye

124 B. Amritsar

125 A. Sobraon

126 B. 1846

127 A. Hugli

128 B. Farrukh-Siyar

129 A. Mir Kasim

130 D. Monghyr

131 A. Major Munro

132 D. English

133 C. Macpherson

134 D. Burmese

135 C. Danubyu

136 B. Meadows Taylor

137 A. Calcutta

138 B. V A Smith

139 C. Gwalior

140 A. Hindukush

141 B. Canning

142 B. Satyendra Nath Tagore

143 A. Sir Richard Strachey

144 D. Ajmer

145 B. II, I, III, IV

146 B. Delhi

147 A. 1911

148 C. American experts

149 A. Justice

150 C. Secretary of State for India

151 C. Reading

152 A. Lahore

153 C. Calcutta

154 B. Professor

155 A. 1889

156 C. 1885

157 A. 4 3 2 1

158 C. Sir John Lawrence

159 B. Muslim

160 A. 1912

161 B. Lahore

162 C. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad

163 C. Md Iqbal

164 A. July 1947

165 B. Journal

166 A. India Wins Freedom

167 C. Gokhale

168 B. Amritsar

169 A. Motilal Nehru

170 A. 2 1 4 3

171 C. Northbrook

172 B. Afghanistan

173 A. 1919

174 B. 1921

175 A. England

176 B. Arabic

177 D. Jawaharlal Nehru

178 D. S N Banerjee

179 A. S N BanneIjee

180 C. Tilak

181 A. Meerut

182 C. The Episode of the Greased Cartridges

183 A. Duars

184 C. 1876

185 B. Ripon

186 C. Krishnaraja III

187 C. Maharashtra

188 B. Malaya

189 B. Bipin Chandra Pal

190 A. SN Banerjee

191 D. Crown

192 C. The Parliament in England

193 B. The Punjab

194 B. President

195 A. Failure of Double Government

196 B. Fort William

197 A. Prime Minister Pitt

198 C. Board of Control

199 B. Indian Revenues

200 D. Governor-General

201 A. 20 years

202 A. Tea

203 A. China

204 C. Calcutta

205 A. One lakh

206 D. Haileybury

207 C. 1833

208 B. Governor-General in Council

209 C. 1853

210 B. Legislation

211 D. The Lieutenant Governor

212 B. In the name of the Crown

213 B. 1858

214 C. Lord Minto

215 B. Lord Curzon

216 A. Lala Hardayal

217 C. Tattvabodhini Sabha

218 A. Lord Dalhousie

219 D. Mir Kasim

220 D. Germany and Russia