Bengal Partition

Q. The year 1915 CE was marked by which of the following events?

1. Reunification of the Indian National Congress
2. Repeal of the Arms Act
3. The Lucknow Pact
4. Formation of the Muslim League

Q. The objective of the ______________ of 1883 was to give power to Indian judges and magistrates to try British offenders.

1. Vernacular Press Act
2. Arms Act
3. Printing Press Act
4. Ilbert Bill

Q. In ______, the British Government agreed to the demand of the All India Muslim League to reserve some seats in the council for Muslims.

1. 1909
2. 1906
3. 1908
4. 1910

Q. The Poona Sarvajanik Sabha was formed in the year ______.

1. 1876
2. 1875
3. 1877
4. 1874

Q. Lord partitioned the Bengal presidency in .

1. 1915
2. Mountbatten
3. 1905
4. Curzon

Q. Lord partitioned the Bengal presidency in .

1. 1915
2. Mountbatten
3. 1905
4. Curzon

Q. Even though most of the associations formed during the 1850s and 1870s functioned in different parts of India, they all had one common goal of being _______.

1. a monarchy
2. sovereign
3. democratic
4. secular

Q. When Lord Curzon partitioned the Bengal presidency into two parts, Eastern Bengal with Muslim majority was merged with Assam.

1. False
2. True

Q. When Lord Curzon partitioned the Bengal presidency into two parts, Eastern Bengal with Muslim majority was merged with Assam.

1. False
2. True

Q. Before its partition in 1905, Bengal was the biggest province of British India and it included parts of ______ and ______.

1. Assam
2. Bihar
3. Orissa
4. Uttar Pradesh

Q. Which of the following people was once a British official and played a significant role in establishing the Indian National Congress?

1. Lord Curzon
2. A.O. Hume
3. Thomas Roe
4. Robert Clive