1. A
   China
2. B
   USSR
3. C
   India
4. D
   Bhutan

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1. A
   Mahatma Gandhi
2. B
   T. B. Sapru
3. C
   Motilal Nehru
4. D
   Jawaharlal Nehru

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1. A
   He was a member of the Constituent Assembly
2. B
   He founded the Adivasi Maha Sabha
3. C
   He was the captain of the first Indian national hockey team
4. D
   He campaigned for a separate state of Chhattisgarh

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1. A
   England
2. B
   South Africa
3. C
   North Africa
4. D
   India

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1. A
   Lord Irwin
2. B
   Lord Linlithgow
3. C
   Lord Reading
4. D
   Lord Willingdon

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1. A
   Saturday Evening Post
2. B
   Readers Digest
3. C
   Time
4. D
   Life

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1. A
   1823
2. B
   1825
3. C
   1848
4. D
   1861

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1. A
   Hague Conference
2. B
   London Conference
3. C
   San Francisco Conference
4. D
   Berlin Conference

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1. A
   The zamindars invested capital and enterprise to improve agriculture along lines of British yeoman farmers
2. B
   A group of rich peasants known as jotedars succeeded in consolidating their position in the villages
3. C
   The ryots prospered as a result of fixed revenue levy imposed on them
4. D
   The system of Collectorate introduced by the Company for exercising supervisory control on zamindars failed to take off

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1. A
   A large area of land demarcated and declared to be the land of the Santhals
2. B
   The land of the Paharias cultivated exclusively for paddy
3. C
   The British territory marked for their military camp
4. D
   The land earmarked for locating settled agriculturists

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1. A
   It was a Revolt carefully organised and planned by the Rajas, Nawabs and Taluqdars
2. B
   Rumours and prophecies did not play any role in its outbreak and spread
3. C
   The rebel proclamations in 1857 repeatedly appealed to all sections of the population irrespective of their caste and creed.
4. D
   The British succeeded in quickly and easily controlling the rebels

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1. A
   Peaceful Co-existence
2. B
   Mutual respect for territorial integrity
3. C
   Nuclear deterrence
4. D
   Non-interference in internal affairs

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1. A
   Khudiram Bose
2. B
   Shyamji Krishna Verma
3. C
   Har Dayal
4. D
   V D Savarkar

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1. A
   Government of India Act, 1935
2. B
   August Offer of Viceroy Linlithgow
3. C
   Cripps Proposals
4. D
   Cabinet Mission

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1. A
   He was a great scholar of Telugu and Sanskrit
2. B
   Foreign travellers Paes and Nuniz visited his court
3. C
   Barbosa praised him for the great justice and equity prevailing in his empire
4. D
   He wrote his magnum opus Amuktamalyada in Sanskrit

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1. A
   The rumour that the British had mixed the bone dust of cows and pigs into the flour being sold in the market
2. B
   The prophecy that British rule would come to an end on the centenary of the Battle of Plassey on 23rd June, 1857
3. C
   Popular discontent with British rule
4. D
   The prophecy that the end of British rule would lead to the end of the Kali Yuga and the return of Ram Rajya

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1. A
   The British were responsible for protecting the ally from any external threats
2. B
   All internal threats were to be handled by the ally alone, with no help from the British
3. C
   The ally was to provide resources for maintaining a British armed contingent stationed in its territory
4. D
   The ally could not enter into any agreement with other rulers without the permission of the British

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1. A
   Bhagat Singh
2. B
   Jawaharlal Nehru
3. C
   Surya Sen
4. D
   Yashpal

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1. A
   Its membership included a large number of youth including Ganesh Ghosh, Lokenath Baul and Anant Singh
2. B
   Its leader Surya Sen had been a lawyer in Dhaka before joining the group
3. C
   Surya Sen and his group were closely associated with Congress work in Chittagong
4. D
   This group had prepared an action plan to occupy the armouries in Chittagong

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1. A
   Women did not play an important role in the movement
2. B
   Nasik in Maharashtra was an important regional base during the movement
3. C
   It was marked by anti-zamindar violence
4. D
   It was marked by the emergence of parallel governments in different parts of India

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1. A
   Mahatma Gandhi sought to link it to the Non-Cooperation movement
2. B
   It was not supported by the Congress
3. C
   It demanded that the Turkish Sultan must retain control over Muslim sacred spaces in the erstwhile Ottoman empire
4. D
   It was led by Muhammad Ali and Shaukat Ali

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1. A
   The main purpose of the setting up of railways in India was to serve the interest of the empire
2. B
   British capital investments were invited with 15% guaranteed interest to be paid if necessary from Indian revenues
3. C
   The construction work disturbed ecology
4. D
   The construction of the railways was planned in such a way that it connected the internal markets with the ports, but provided no inter-connection between internal market cities

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1. A
   Lord Curzon
2. B
   H. H. Risley
3. C
   Lord Minto
4. D
   Sir Lancelot Hare

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1. A
   Mahatma Gandhi
2. B
   Vallabhbhai Patel
3. C
   Rajendra Prasad
4. D
   Kalyanji Mehta

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1. A
   Bhavnagar
2. B
   Mysore
3. C
   Junagadh
4. D
   Kathiawar

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