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    The document contains questions about important events and agreements in the history of the independence movement in India. The 4 mark questions ask about the Indian Council Act of 1909, the Silk Letter Conspiracy, the Moplah Uprising, and the Government of India Act 1935. The 7 mark questions ask for explanations of the Simla Deputation, Lucknow Pact, opposition to the Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms, failure of the second Round Table Conference, and importance of the Government of India Act 1935. The 14 mark questions ask for explanations about the partition and reversal of Bengal, violence following the Rowlatt Acts, importance of the Nehru Report, and success of independence negotiations during World War II.

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    The document contains questions about important events and agreements in the history of the independence movement in India. The 4 mark questions ask about the Indian Council Act of 1909, the Silk Letter Conspiracy, the Moplah Uprising, and the Government of India Act 1935. The 7 mark questions ask for explanations of the Simla Deputation, Lucknow Pact, opposition to the Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms, failure of the second Round Table Conference, and importance of the Government of India Act 1935. The 14 mark questions ask for explanations about the partition and reversal of Bengal, violence following the Rowlatt Acts, importance of the Nehru Report, and success of independence negotiations during World War II.

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    The document contains questions about important events and agreements in the history of the independence movement in India. The 4 mark questions ask about the Indian Council Act of 1909, the Silk Letter Conspiracy, the Moplah Uprising, and the Government of India Act 1935. The 7 mark questions ask for explanations of the Simla Deputation, Lucknow Pact, opposition to the Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms, failure of the second Round Table Conference, and importance of the Government of India Act 1935. The 14 mark questions ask for explanations about the partition and reversal of Bengal, violence following the Rowlatt Acts, importance of the Nehru Report, and success of independence negotiations during World War II.

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    4 Marks

    (i) Describe the features of Indian Council Act 1909.


    (ii) What was Silk letter conspiracy?
    (iii) What was Moplah uprising?
    (iv) What was G-I Pact?
    (v) What happened at Calcutta in 1946?

    7 Marks
    (i) Why was Simla Deputation an important turning point for Muslims of south
    Asia?
    (ii) Explain why was Lucknow Pact came about?
    (iii) Why did Indians oppose MF reforms?
    (iv) Why was second RTC unsuccessful?
    (v) Why was the Govt of India Act 1935 so important for the future constitution
    of India?
    (vi) Why was Congress rule hated by Indian Muslims?
    (vii) Why was Radcliff Award so unpopular in Pakistan?

    14 Marks
    (i) The reasons for partition of Bengal (1905) were more important than the
    reasons for its reversal (1911). Do you agree? Explain your answer.
    (ii) The introduction of Rowlett Act was the sole reason for the creation of
    violence in India during 1919. Do you agree? Explain your answer.
    (iii) Nehru Report was the most important constitutional work in India during
    1927-29. Do you agree? Explain your answer.
    (iv) How successful were negotiations during WWII aimed towards independence
    within the SC? Explain your answer.

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