Methods of the Assertive Nationalists

Q. What was/were the primary motive/s behind boycott of foreign goods and adopting Swadesi?

1. To reduce the import of foreign goods.
2. To reduce the export of Indian goods.
3. To prevent the economic exploitation against India.
4. To create a market for British goods.

Q. When was the Bengal National College set up?

1. 1905
2. 1906
3. 1908
4. 1907

Q. Which of the following festivals was used by Bal Gangadhar Tilak to create awareness about India's glorious past?

1. Ganesh Chaturthi
2. Navratri
3. Holi
4. Durga Pooja

Q. Identify the British Viceroy responsible for the partition of Bengal.

1. Lord Canning
2. Lord Cornwallis
3. Lord Curzon
4. Lord Dalhousie

Q. Which of the following was/were not a goal(s) or method(s) adopted by the radicals or assertive nationalists?

A. Revive the Indian culture

B. Production of necessary goods in India

C. Constitutional means

D. Boycott of foreign goods

1. C only
2. B & D
3. D only
4. A & C

Q. Who was the Viceroy of India during the Partition of Bengal ?

1. Lord Dufferin
2. Lord Minto
3. Lord Curzon
4. Lord Canning

Q.

Who was the mastermind behind the partition of Bengal?

1. Lord Rypon

2. Lord Curzon

3. Lord Dalhousie

4. Lord Lytton

Q. The Swadeshi and Boycott Movement was a turning point in the history of Indian Nationalism. With reference to the above, describe briefly:
(a) Inculcation of National spirit.
(b) Contribution to Nationalist Movement.
(c) Making Indians self-reliant.

Q. Which of the following was the primary motive of the promotion of Swadeshi goods by the assertive nationalists?

1. Economic growth of Indians
2. Reduce the import of foreign goods
3. Quality development
4. Compete with foreign goods

Q.

Who made the decision of partitioning the province of Bengal?

1. Lord Ripon

2. Lord Curzon

3. Lord Linlithgow

4. Lord Whitley

Q. What was the positive effect of the Swadeshi Movement on the National Movement?

Q. Elaborate the measures that were adopted to develop a sense of collective belonging.