Bedanayakas

Q. Why did Indians oppose the Rowlatt Act?

1. The Rowlatt Act aimed to make the British permanent rulers of India.
2. The Rowatt Act curbed the fundamental rights of Indian citizens.
3. The Rowlatt Act wanted to introduce a death penalty for the nationalist leaders.
4. The Rowlatt Act allowed the British to annex more territories.

Q. Which of the following women participated in the movement, to include the Mumbai state in the Maharashtra state?

1. All of the above
2. Sumatibai Gore
3. Durga Bhagwat
4. Tara Reddi

Q. What were the major motives of British that led to the Anglo-Sikh war?

1. The British were worried about foreign invasion.
2. The British wanted direct control over the Sikh empire in the North East.
3. They wanted to establish company rule in the North West.
4. All of the above.

Q. Which among the following reasons do you think account for the revolt of Bedanayakas against the Britishers?

1. Arms Act and Forest Act of 1878.
2. Support by the local zamindars.
3. Arms Act of 1878 and Forest Act of 1898.
4. Exploitation by local Zamindars.

Q. Which of the following was a cause of the "American War of Independence"?

1. Aggresive colonisation by the British.
2. All of the above.
3. Oppression by the British.
4. Rigorous taxation by the British.

Q. Venkatappa Nayaka became the ruler of Surapura at the age of ___.

1. 24
2. 5
3. 10
4. 8

Q. Rani Chennamma is Indian woman to have rebelled against the British rule.

1. one of the first
2. first
3. last
4. one of the last

Q. After the decline of the ___ , the Bedanayaka Paleyagars became the dominant in Hyderabad-Karnataka .

1. Bijapur Sultanate
2. Vijayanagar empire
3. Wadiyar dynasty
4. Kakatiya dynasty

Q. Who among the following was not related to the Jallianwala Bagh massacre?

1. Dr. Satyapal
2. Mahatma Gandhi
3. Dr. Saifuddin Kitchlew
4. General Dyer

Q. 'Bedanayaka paleyagars revolted against the British after the year 1800'. Identify the reason(s).

1. The British passed the Arms Act
2. The British introduced the permanent settlements Act in India
3. The British passed the Forest Act
4. The British introduced the Charter Act

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Who were the Kalangs? Why did they attack the Dutch forts at Joana?

Q. When was the Rowlatt Act introduced?

1. 1919
2. 1947
3. 1920
4. 1923

Q. We became very powerful after the decline of the Vijayanagar and Bahamani sultans. Can you identify us?

1. Chalukyas
2. Palegaras
3. Shatavahanas
4. Mauryas

Q. Why did the people of Isur declare their village 'free'? What was its result?

Q. Bedanayakas were the rulers of Hyderabad-Karnataka region.

1. True
2. False

Q. Thimappa Nayak was succeeded by his son ________.

1. Achyutappa Nayak
2. Sevappa Nayak
3. Krishnappa Nayak II
4. Ragunatha Nayak

Q. Surapura in ___________ district was a settlement of the brave Bedanayakas.

1. Udipi
2. Dakshina Kannada
3. Yadgiri
4. Belgavi

Q. Whom did Ramsingh Kuka rebel against ?

1. British Raj
2. Nawab of Bengal
3. Government in Punjab
4. Government in Bihar