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Topic- Questions Answers Bank.
Chapter 8.
The Modern World
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Quest.When did the last great Mughal ruler take last breath?
Answer The great Mughal ruler Aurangzeb breathed his last in 1707
Quest.When was the power transferred into the hands of British crown?
Answer The power was transferred into the hands of the British crown in 1858
Quest.In whose leadership,we Indians got independence?
Answer Under leadership of Mahatma Gandhi,we Indians got independence.
Quest.What are the sources to know about modern period?
Answer There are two kinds of sources of information.
a.Literary Sources
b.Archaeological Sources
Literary sources - All written records are known as literary sources .e.g.Book, Stories,Autobiographic/ biographies,
i British paper – as Morly-Minto Reforms,Government of India Act,the report of Simon Commission etc.
ii.Letters Writings,Specters
iii.Newspaper
Archaeological Sources - Old buildings,artifacts,books inspiration in archaeology
e.g.British liberary London,Victoria Terminus,Mumbai,Gateway of India,Victoria Memorial Kolkata,President House,New Delhi.
Quest.Who founded the London Times and Kesari?
Answer Bal Gangadhar Tilak founded the London Times and Kesari in Marathi.
Quest.When was the Vernacular Press Act passed?
Answer The Vernacular Press Act was passed in 1878.
Quest.Which were our newspapers published in modern India?
Answer The newspapers published in our modern India were the London Times and Vernacular.
Quest.When was the final transfer of the power to the Indians?
Answer The British forces to transfer the power to Indian in 25th August 1947.
Quest.Which were the important changes that took place in the world?
Answer Many noticeable changes that took place in the world war
Quest Where is Gandhi Smiriti located?
Answer Gandhi Smiriti is located in Rajghat in new Delhi.It is one of the biggest museums on Mahatma Gandhi which has a library sixty thousand books and six thousand original photos
Quest Which period does the ancient India history include?
Answer The Ancient India history includes the period of the pre-historic age (Stone Age)to age of civilization.
Quest When did the control of India came into the hands of the British crown?
Answer In 1885 the control of India came into the hands of the British crown.
Quest Name the newspaper that was started by Tilak?
Answer Kesari.
Quest What type of information do we get from official records?
Answer We get very useful information from the official records that are usually written such as Morly Minto reforms (1909)
Government of India Act (1935)
and reports of Simon Commission 1929 are important sources as to know about the political of Indians during British period.
Quest Line the main sources of information of the Modern period. Explain any two sources briefly.
Answer The main sources of information of the modern period are a.literary and b.archaeological.
a.literary
a.literary
(a)British documents
(b)Many books
(c)Letters, Writing, Speeches etc.
(d)Newspapers
(e)Administrative reports of the government
(f)Internet or database
b.archaeological.
b.archaeological.
(g)Old buildings and artifacts are people
The two sources are explained here:-
(h) British Document
(i) Many books
(a)British Document-The British ruled over India for almost two hundred years record of reforms Morly - Minto Reforms (1909) etc.
(b)Many books- Many books Written and printed during this period are preserved in public and private libraries.
Quest Do you think that the British, a foreign power had the right to suppress writings in regional languages in India?
Answer I think that the power the foreign power had no rights to dis support our fundamental rights to expression.
Our Constitution provides us the fundamental power that enables us to express ourselves freely through speeches and writings.
As we know that the British have passed the unjustified Vernacular Press Act in 1878 to repress our constitutional rights freedom of speech.
That is why the British integrated in our natural and constitutional rights unnecessary .It not satisfy.
Text Book Questions/Answers
The Modern World.Chapter 8
A. Tick the correct option.
1.Modern period of Indian history began in the-
(a) sixteenth century (b) seventeenth century
(c) eighteenth century (d) nineteenth century
Answer:- (c) eighteenth century
2.The call 'You give me blood, i'll give you freedom' was given by-
(a) Subhash Chandra Bose (b)Gopal Krishna Gokhale
(c) Lala Lajpat Rai (d) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Answer:- (a) Subhash Chandra Bose
3.In which language was the newspaper Kesari published?
(a) Hindi (b) Gujarati
(c) Marathi (d) Urdu
Answer:- (c) Marathi
4.Which one of the following was a major factor in strengthening the national movement in India?
(a) The establishment of Indian National Congress.
(b) Discontentment among the masses against the colonial power.
(c) Partition of India in 1947
(d) Spread the education and awareness.
Answer:- (b) Discontentment among the masses against the colonial power.
5The book Unhappy Indian was written by-
(a) Bankim Chandra (b) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
(c) Lala Lajpat Rai (d) Sarojini Naidu
Answer:- (c) Lala Lajpat Rai
Note: the redone written word in answer is the right option.
B.Fill in the blanks.
1. Land revenue settlements are an important source of literary information.
2. Collection of Gandhiji`s writings has been preserved and displayed at Gandhi Smriti.
3. The Indian National Congress was established in 1885.
4. The Revolt of 1857 was ruthlessly suppressed by British or Colonial Power.
5. The Morely- Minto reforms were introduced in 1909.
Note : the redone written word is the filling.
C.Match the following.
1. Amrita Bazar Patrika (c) Bengali
2. My Experiments with Truth. (e) Mahatma Gandhi
3.Simon Commision Report. (d)1929
4.Transfer of power to the British Crown.(b)1858
5.Freedom is our birth right.(a) Balgangadhar Tilak
Note : the redone written word is the right matching.
D.Answer the following Questions.
Text Book Questions/Answers
The Modern World.Chapter 8
A. Tick the correct option.
1.Modern period of Indian history began in the-
(a) sixteenth century (b) seventeenth century
(c) eighteenth century (d) nineteenth century
Answer:- (c) eighteenth century
2.The call 'You give me blood, i'll give you freedom' was given by-
(a) Subhash Chandra Bose (b)Gopal Krishna Gokhale
(c) Lala Lajpat Rai (d) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
Answer:- (a) Subhash Chandra Bose
3.In which language was the newspaper Kesari published?
(a) Hindi (b) Gujarati
(c) Marathi (d) Urdu
Answer:- (c) Marathi
4.Which one of the following was a major factor in strengthening the national movement in India?
(a) The establishment of Indian National Congress.
(b) Discontentment among the masses against the colonial power.
(c) Partition of India in 1947
(d) Spread the education and awareness.
Answer:- (b) Discontentment among the masses against the colonial power.
5The book Unhappy Indian was written by-
(a) Bankim Chandra (b) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
(c) Lala Lajpat Rai (d) Sarojini Naidu
Answer:- (c) Lala Lajpat Rai
Note: the redone written word in answer is the right option.
B.Fill in the blanks.
1. Land revenue settlements are an important source of literary information.
2. Collection of Gandhiji`s writings has been preserved and displayed at Gandhi Smriti.
3. The Indian National Congress was established in 1885.
4. The Revolt of 1857 was ruthlessly suppressed by British or Colonial Power.
5. The Morely- Minto reforms were introduced in 1909.
Note : the redone written word is the filling.
C.Match the following.
1. Amrita Bazar Patrika (c) Bengali
2. My Experiments with Truth. (e) Mahatma Gandhi
3.Simon Commision Report. (d)1929
4.Transfer of power to the British Crown.(b)1858
5.Freedom is our birth right.(a) Balgangadhar Tilak
Note : the redone written word is the right matching.
D.Answer the following Questions.
Question.1.What type of information do we get from official records?
Answer.1. We get very useful information from the official records that are usually written such as Morly Minto reforms (1909) Government of India Act (1935) and reports of Simon Commission 1929.
These are important sources as to know about the political,social and economic condition of Indians during British period.
Question.2.How do letters,writings and speeches provide information ?Give reasons.
Answer.2.Letters,writings and speeches provide information about political,economic,social condtion of India during British India.
Slogans like ‘Freedom is our birth’ slogan given by Bal Gangadhar tilak give information about our freedom fighters and tell the story of our struggle against the British.
Q.3.Mention any five major events related to the freedom struggle of India.
Answer.3.Sepoys along with Indians fought the Great Revolt of 1857.
b.Gandhi launched many mass movements as Non Cooperation Movement,Salt Satyagrah,Quit India Movement. .
c.Subhash Chandra Bose slogan was Dilli Calo,it was given to his organisation Azad Hind Fauz..
d.Bal Gangadhar raised the slogan of Swraj and he founded the Swadeshi Movement in 1904-1905
e.British left India with transferring the power to Indians through India Independence Act..
Question.4.Explain any five major sources of information of the Modern period.
Question.2.How do letters,writings and speeches provide information ?Give reasons.
Answer.2.Letters,writings and speeches provide information about political,economic,social condtion of India during British India.
Slogans like ‘Freedom is our birth’ slogan given by Bal Gangadhar tilak give information about our freedom fighters and tell the story of our struggle against the British.
Q.3.Mention any five major events related to the freedom struggle of India.
Answer.3.Sepoys along with Indians fought the Great Revolt of 1857.
b.Gandhi launched many mass movements as Non Cooperation Movement,Salt Satyagrah,Quit India Movement. .
c.Subhash Chandra Bose slogan was Dilli Calo,it was given to his organisation Azad Hind Fauz..
d.Bal Gangadhar raised the slogan of Swraj and he founded the Swadeshi Movement in 1904-1905
e.British left India with transferring the power to Indians through India Independence Act..
Question.4.Explain any five major sources of information of the Modern period.
Answer.4.The main sources of information of the modern period are as follows.
(a)British documents
and reports of Simon Commission 1929
(b)Many books
(c)Letters,Writing,Speeches as 'Freedom is our birth right'and 'You give me blood and I will give you freedom 'etc.
(d)Newspapers as London Times(Jhon Walter),Kesari (Tilak) and Bombay Times.
(e)Administrative reports of the government
(f)Internet or database
Q.5.Enumerate the steps taken by the East India company to establish their rule in India ?Answer.5.East India company started establishing its trading posts in Surat.
It started taking advantages of political instability of the British.
Soon by defeating the local rulers it became all in all to establish its rule in India.
Finally after the success in suppressing the Great Revolt of 1857 the power came into the hand of the British crown.
Thus British our masters.
Chapter 8.
The Modern India.
Inside Questions/Answers
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Inside Questions/Answers
Page no 95.
Q.1. In which century Modern Period
of Indian history began?
Ans - About Eighteenth century
Q.2. When did the Mughal emperor
Aurangzeb breathe his last?
Ans: - The Mughal emperor Aurangzeb breathed his last in 1707.
Q.3 - How was India
exploited?
Ans - India was
exploited politically, socially economically and culturally.
Q.4 In which century
East India Company extend and consolidate its control over India more?
Ans - In 19th century
East India Company took control over India like - military action,introduction
of Railways, Postal service, passing different acts, etc..
Q.5 The Revolt of 1857
was ruthlessly suppressed by whom?
Ans- The Revolt of
1857 was a major event but the colonial power suppressed
it ruthlessly.
Q.7 When the Indian
National Congress was established?
Ans- Indian National
Congress was established in 1885.
Q.8 What were the major
events of 12th century in India?
Ans- the major events
of twelfth century in India where the the partition of Bengal , formation of
Muslim League , Home Rule League Jallianwala Bagh Massacre, etc..
Q.9 When did India
gain independence and with whose leadership?
Ans- India was able to
end the British rule and gain independence in 1947 under the leadership of
Mahatma Gandhi and many other national leaders as Rajendra Prasad,Subhas Chandra Bose ,J.L.Nehru and Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel.
Q.10 How long British ruled over India?
Q.10 How long British ruled over India?
Ans- The British ruled
over India for almost 200 years.
Q.11 Which documents
give information about British rule?
Ans- The documents which give information about British rules are:-
a.Morley Minto reform
(1909) b.Report of the Simon
Commission (1929)
c.The Government of
India Act (1935) etc.
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Inside Questions/Answers
Inside Questions/Answers
Q.1.Who wrote the book
'Anandmath' and 'Unhappy Indians'?
Ans - The Bengali famous writer Bankim Chandra Chattopadhayay wrote the book 'Anandmath'and Lala Lajpat Rai wrote the book 'Unhappy Indians'.
Q.2. About how many books are
there in library of Gandhiji?
Ans - 6000
Q.3. Which slogan was given by Bal
Gangadhar Tilak?
Ans - The slogan "Freedom is our birth
right" was said by
Q.4.In which language Bal
Gangadhar Tilak's Kesari was written?
Ans - In Marathi language
Q.5.Who wrote our National Song Bande Matram..?
Ans - Bankim Chandra Chatarjee wrote the 'Aanadmath' that too describes our National Song Bande Mataram...
Q.6.Describe any 3 features of letters,writings and speeches with the examples.
Ans - (a) They provide us information about the development that takes place during a particular period.
(b) Some examples are of The collection of writings of Gandhiji at Gandhi Smriti near Rajghat in Delhi.
(c) Some slogans of famous heroes also tell us about patriotic feelings and the national fervour during our struggle for independence.
Examples are - ' You give me blood and I will give you freedom,‘Delli Chalo' by Subhash Chandra Bose. Mahatama’s mantra ‘Do or Die’.
Q.7.In Which year when British passed the Vernacular Press Act was passed?
Ans - The British passed the infamous Vernacular Press Act in 1878 that was highly opposed by the Indians unitedly.
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Inside
Question Answers.
Q.1.What is the full form of CD-ROM?
Ans - The full form of CD-ROM stands for Compact Disc Read Only Memory.
Q.2.The basic objectives behind the surveys and reports of which Government ?
Ans - British Government.
Q.3.Where is Victoria Terminous Situated?
Ans -The Victoria Terminous is Situated in Mumbai.
Q.4.Where is Victoria Memorial Situated?
Ans -The famous archaeological monument, Victoria Memorial is situated in Kolkata.
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Inside Questions Answers :-
Q.1.Where did many changes that
took place around the world originated?
Ans - Many important eventful changes that took
place around the world originated in Europe
Q.2.Name some examples of
artifacts.
Ans - The some examples of
artifacts are Weapons,Jewellery,Coins etc.
Q.3.What is Vernacular?
Ans - The language or dialect
spoken by the common people of a particular country/clan/group is known as
vernacular.
Q.4.What are the important changes that took
place in the world which originated in Europe?
Ans -The inspirational changes
that took place in the world are Renaissance(14 to 16th Century),Reformation(16th
Century), Industrial Revolution (1750) , French Revolution (1789), Russian
Revolution (1917) , Nationalism , Imperialism the etc.
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