This document contains a history lesson about the last phase of India's struggle for independence. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about key events and organizations during this period such as the Indian National Army, the 1942 Quit India Movement, Vinoba Bhave's individual satyagraha, and the establishment of parallel governments. Sample answers are provided that describe the resignations of provincial Congress ministers in 1939, the disbanding of the Indian National Army after Subhash Chandra Bose's death, and the inspirational role of young martyrs like Shirish Kumar.
This document contains a history lesson about the last phase of India's struggle for independence. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about key events and organizations during this period such as the Indian National Army, the 1942 Quit India Movement, Vinoba Bhave's individual satyagraha, and the establishment of parallel governments. Sample answers are provided that describe the resignations of provincial Congress ministers in 1939, the disbanding of the Indian National Army after Subhash Chandra Bose's death, and the inspirational role of young martyrs like Shirish Kumar.
This document contains a history lesson about the last phase of India's struggle for independence. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about key events and organizations during this period such as the Indian National Army, the 1942 Quit India Movement, Vinoba Bhave's individual satyagraha, and the establishment of parallel governments. Sample answers are provided that describe the resignations of provincial Congress ministers in 1939, the disbanding of the Indian National Army after Subhash Chandra Bose's death, and the inspirational role of young martyrs like Shirish Kumar.
SUBJECT:HISTORY STD VIII (H.L) Topic 9 : Last Phase of Struggle for Independence ******************************************************** Q1) Rewrite the statements by choosing the appropriate options. (Andaman and Nicobar , August Kranti, Vinoba Bhave) 1)Vinoba Bhave was the first stayagrahi of individual Satyagraha. 2)The nation wide movement of 1942 is also called August Kranti . 3) In November 1943, Japan conquered Andamand and Nicobar islands and handed them over to Azad Hind Government. Q2) Explain the following statements with reasons. (1)In November 1939,provincial Ministers of Indian National Congress gave their resignations. Ans: 1) English claimed that it was fighting to save Democracy in Europe. The Indian National Congress demanded that if the claim was true then England should immediately grant freedom to India. 2)England refused to fulfill this demand and therefore the provincial ministers of the Indian National Congress resigned in November 1939. (2)The Indian National Army had to lay down their arms. Ans: 1) On 18 August 1945,Subhash Chandra Bose died in a plane accident. Due to this, the soldiers of the Indian National Army had to lay down their arms. Thus ended the thrilling phase of the Indian National Army. (3) The Parallel Government became a source of inspiration to the people. Ans: 1) The collection of taxes, maintenance of law and order, punishment to criminals, such work was undertaken by the Parallel Government. 2) People started accepting the Verdict pass by the people’s Court appointed by the Parallel Government. 3)Opposition to money lenders, prohibition on liquor, spread of literacy,opposition to caste distinctions and many such constructive programmes were carried out by the Government. Therefore....... Q3) Complete the following table. Organisation Founder Forward Bloc Subhash Chandra Bose Indian Independence Rash Behari Bose League Toofan Sena Krantiagrani G.D.(Bapu Lad)
Q4) Answer the following questions in brief.
(1)How do you find the contribution of Shirishkumar to be inspirational? Ans: 1) School students also contributed to the freedom movement. 2)At Nandurbar,the school children, under the leadership of Shirishkumar, carried out a procession holding the tricolour. 3) The slogan of ‘Vande Mataram’ was given. 4)The police became furious and opened fire on small children as well. 5)In this firing Shirish Kumar , Laldas, Dhansukhal, Shashidhar and Ghanashyam became martyrs . 6) The contribution of Shirish Kumar was thus truly inspirational. (2) Why did the British Prime Minister send Sir Stafford Cripps to India? Ans: 1)During the Second World War ,England supported America against Japan. 2) The Japanese army reached the eastern border of India. 3) The British realized that if Japan attack India, then they will need co-operation from the Indians. Hence......... (3)What kind of reaction was seen during the spread of news of arrest of main leaders of the Indian National Congress? Ans: 1) The news of arrest of important leaders of Indian National Congress spread out all over the country. 2)The angry mob took out processions at various places. Even though police lathi – charged and opened firing on the public, yet people were not afraid. 3) The agitators attacked some places-jails ,police stations, railway stations,etc.,which symbolized the suppressive policy of the British. 4) They tried to take control of Government offices. 5) In Maharashtra, the young and old struggled with determination and boundless courage at places like Chimur ,Ashti, Yavali,Mahad,Gargoti, etc. and made the struggle immortal. **********************************************************