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Indian Resistance 1919-1930 Practice Paper

The document is a practice paper for an examination focusing on the resistance faced by the British in India from World War 1 to 1930. It includes various sources and questions related to key historical events and figures such as Jinnah, Gandhi, and the Khilafat movement. The paper is structured into sections with specific questions requiring detailed answers on historical topics.

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Indian Resistance 1919-1930 Practice Paper

The document is a practice paper for an examination focusing on the resistance faced by the British in India from World War 1 to 1930. It includes various sources and questions related to key historical events and figures such as Jinnah, Gandhi, and the Khilafat movement. The paper is structured into sections with specific questions requiring detailed answers on historical topics.

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Practice Paper 1

April 2025
These are PRACTICE PAPERS.
YOU MUST NOT ENTIRELY DEPEND ON THESE.
Do attempt these within time: 1 hour 30 mins.
Take the pressure thrice before you do it actually in the examination hall.

SOURCE A
“The weapon will not destroy the British empire… it is neither logical nor is it politically sound or
wise, nor practically capable of being put in execution.”

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Jinnah on non-cooperation movement
SOURCE B

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Gandhi in 1930 at the start of the Salt March.


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SECTION A
This question is about the resistance the British faced in India during World War 1 till 1930.
1 (a) What according to Source A, what was Jinnah’s opinion of non-cooperation movement? [3]
(b) What does source B tell us about Gandhi’s Salt March? [5]
(c) Why did the Khilafat movement start? [7]
(d) Was Amritsar massacre the most important event that produced reaction against the British rule
between 1919-1927? Explain. [10]

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SECTION B
Answer any two questions from this Section.
2 (a) What was Dyarchy? [4]
(b) Why did Indians oppose Simon Commission? [7]
(c) Sir Syed’s educational reforms were the most important of his services for the Muslims of the
subcontinent. Explain [14]
3 (a) What was Wagon tragedy? [4]
(b) Why was the partition of Bengal annulled in 1911? [7]

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(c) Lucknow Pact was the last beacon of light for Hindu Muslim unity between 1909 to 1929. Do you
agree? Give reasons for your answer. [14]

4 (a) Who was Lord Linlithgow? [4]

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(b) Why did the Cabinet Mission fail? [7]
(c) The 1st RTC was more important than all the three RTCs between 1930-32. Explain. [14]

5 (a) What was operation fair play? [4]


(b) What led to the fall of Ayub Khan in 1969? [7]
(c) Mujeeb’s six points were the most important reason that led to the separation of East Pakistan.
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Explain. [14]
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