Civil Disobedience Movement and Dandi March

Q. How did Gandhiji break the salt law?

1. By selling salt.
2. By picking a handful of salt from seashore.
3. By stealing salt.
4. By marching to salt factories.

Q. When did Dandi Yatra start?

1. 12 March 1931
2. 14 April 1930
3. 15 March 1931
4. 12 March 1930

Q. Explain the programmes, events, and effect of Non-Cooperation movement.

Q. Which among the following was not an objective of the Dandi March?

1. Attaining Poorna Swaraj.
2. Gaining Dominion Status.
3. Creating faith, unity and, conscience among people.
4. Breaking the Salt Law.

Q. Which among the following was not the outcome of the Dandi Yatra?

1. Accepting non-violence struggle.
2. Renouncing government services.
3. Promoting untouchability.
4. Boycotting foreign goods.

Q. Select the places through which Gandhi travelled during the Dandi March.

1. Nanded
2. Nadid
3. Aslali
4. Bareja
5. Bharuch
6. Surat
7. Akola
8. Jambusar

Q. Sort the following historical events in chronological order (top to bottom).

*CDM: Civil Disobedience Movement

1. CDM
2. Salt Act
3. Nehru Report
4. Simon Commission

Q. The British responded positively to the objectives and methods of those actively involved in the Civil Disobedience Movement.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of the following statements about the Dandi March are true?

1. The march began from Dandi, which is located in Gujarat.
2. Many new people joined the group as it marched to the coast.
3. Gandhi broke the Salt Law by collecting natural salt.
4. This was a form of tax resistance and non-violent protest.

Q. The objective of the Civil Disobedience Movement was to refuse to obey certain laws, demands, orders, or commands given by the government.

1. True
2. False