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Tribal & peasant uprisings - Test Set 2
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- A major reason for the frequent uprisings in the late 18th and 19th centuries was:
Question 1
- Increased burden of land revenue and exploitation by zamindars/moneylenders.
- Mass conversions by Christian missionaries.
- Introduction of railways disrupting traditional life.
- Demand for Indian soldiers in foreign wars.
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- The Chuar Uprising took place in which region of Bengal?
Question 2
- Murshidabad
- Midnapore and Bankura
- Nadia
- Birbhum
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- Which one of the following revolts was made famous by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee in his novel 'Anand Math'?
Question 3
SSC CGL 2018- Bhil uprising
- Rangpur and Dinajpur uprising
- Bishnupur and Birbhum rebellion
- Sanyasi rebellion
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- The play 'Neel Darpan' by Dinabandhu Mitra depicted the plight of:
Question 4
SSC CHSL 2019/BPSC Prelims 2017- Tea garden labourers in Assam
- Santhal tribes during the rebellion
- Indigo cultivators in Bengal
- Peasants during the Deccan Riots
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- The practice of 'Vetti' (forced labour) was a major grievance in which peasant uprising?
Question 5
APPSC Group 2 2019- Telangana Movement
- Indigo Revolt
- Deccan Riots
- Tebhaga Movement
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- The Pagal Panthi uprising, a semi-religious movement, was primarily led by which group in Bengal?
Question 6
- Sanyasis
- Garos and Hajongs
- Mundas
- Santhals
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- The Kuki insurgency in Manipur was mainly rooted in:
Question 7
UPSC CAPF 2023- Religious conversion
- Ethnic identity struggles
- Economic reforms
- British education policies
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- The Telangana Revolt (1946–51) was mainly against:
Question 8
- Nizam’s rule
- British
- French
- Portuguese
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- Certain movements of the early twentieth century described as 'Movements from below' were
Question 9
WBCS Mains 2019- Caste movements
- Revolutionary movements
- Peasant and tribal movement
- Socio-religious movement
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- The tribal leader who was regarded as the Father of the World (Dharti Abba) was
Question 10
WBCS Mains 2018- Buddha Bhagat
- Tilka Manjhi
- Brisha Munda
- Bonangi Pandu Paral
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- In many of the peasant revolt religion played an important role. Who among the following was the leader of the Fakirs leading the Sannyasi-Fakir uprising in Bengal?
Question 11
WBCS Mains 2018- Tipu Shah
- Karim Shah
- Majnu Shah
- Golam Masum
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- Titumir defeated __________ the Indigo Planter.
Question 12
WBCS Mains 2018- Okenelly
- Davis
- Thornton
- Alexander
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- Who among the following was the leader of the Faraijis?
Question 13
WBCS Mains 2018- Duddu Miyan
- Titu Mir
- Karim Shah
- Majnu Fakir
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- The First sign of revolt led by titumir was a raid on Zamindar
Question 14
WBCS Mains 2018- Ramram Chakraborty
- Kaliprasanna Mukkhopadhay
- Debnath Roy
- Krishnadeva Roy
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- In which year Tebhaga Movement was launched in Bengal?
Question 15
WBCS Mains 2016- 1942
- 1946
- 1947
- 1952
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- The Santhal Rebellion of 1855-56 was led by which two brothers?
Question 16
UPSC Prelims 2018- Sidhu and Kanhu
- Birsa and Kanhu
- Munda and Sidhu
- Tilka and Raghunath
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- The Indigo Revolt of 1859-60 was primarily led by:
Question 17
- R.C. Dutt
- Dinabandhu Mitra
- Digambar Biswas and Bishnu Biswas
- Keshab Chandra Sen
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- The Deccan Riots of 1875 were mainly caused by:
Question 18
- High land revenue
- Forest laws
- Oppressive moneylenders
- British military recruitment
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- The Paika Rebellion of 1817 occurred in which region?
Question 19
- Bengal
- Odisha
- Maharashtra
- Punjab
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- The Sanyasi Rebellion occurred during which period?
Question 20
- 1857-1860
- 1820-1830
- 1875-1880
- 1763-1800
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