The document contains 16 questions from Chapters 10, 11, and 12 of the Social Science textbook. The questions cover topics related to the growth of Indian nationalism, key events and reforms in the independence movement, and issues faced by India after independence. Specifically, the questions ask about the role of the moderate Congress in the independence movement, the impact of the press in fostering nationalism, details on the first NAM summit, causes of growing nationalism, extremist tactics used in the movement, outcomes of important Congress sessions, the Morley-Minto and Government of India Acts, Gandhi's support for the Khilafat movement, the establishment of the Planning Commission, and the five principles of Panchsheel agreed upon between
The document contains 16 questions from Chapters 10, 11, and 12 of the Social Science textbook. The questions cover topics related to the growth of Indian nationalism, key events and reforms in the independence movement, and issues faced by India after independence. Specifically, the questions ask about the role of the moderate Congress in the independence movement, the impact of the press in fostering nationalism, details on the first NAM summit, causes of growing nationalism, extremist tactics used in the movement, outcomes of important Congress sessions, the Morley-Minto and Government of India Acts, Gandhi's support for the Khilafat movement, the establishment of the Planning Commission, and the five principles of Panchsheel agreed upon between
The document contains 16 questions from Chapters 10, 11, and 12 of the Social Science textbook. The questions cover topics related to the growth of Indian nationalism, key events and reforms in the independence movement, and issues faced by India after independence. Specifically, the questions ask about the role of the moderate Congress in the independence movement, the impact of the press in fostering nationalism, details on the first NAM summit, causes of growing nationalism, extremist tactics used in the movement, outcomes of important Congress sessions, the Morley-Minto and Government of India Acts, Gandhi's support for the Khilafat movement, the establishment of the Planning Commission, and the five principles of Panchsheel agreed upon between
Practice paper (History) Class: VIII Subject: Social Science Topic: Chapter: 10,11,12 ___________________________________________________________________________ 1. The moderate group of the Indian National Congress was considered as safety valve by the British. Why? 2. How did press help to foster the spirit of nationalism across the countries? 3. Where was the first NAM Summit held? Mention its goals. 4. Explain any three causes that helped in the growth of Indian Nationalism. 5. Explain the two powerful weapons of the extremists. 6. Which are the two important developments in the Lucknow session of congress? 7. Write a short note on Morley – Minto Reforms. 8. What happened in the Surat session of 1907? 9. Explain any three features of the Government of India Act in 1935. 10. What was the decision taken in the Karachi session of congress in 1931? 11. The Second Round Table Conference failed. Explain why? 12. Explain the proposal put by the Cripps Mission. 13. Why did Gandhiji support the Khilafat movement? 14. Why was Planning Commission set up? 15. Mention the problems faced by India after Independence? 16. How many countries got along to pass the principle of Panchsheel? Mention the five principles of Panchsheel.