Modes of Agitation and Movements in Tamil Nadu – Group 4 Topic Quiz

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This quiz has 30 multiple-choice questions on Modes of Agitation and Movements in Tamil Nadu, from the History, Culture of India and Indian National Movement unit of the TNPSC Group 4 General Studies syllabus. - Time allowed: 30 minutes - Each question has four options and only one correct answer - No negative marking - Pass mark: 35% - Each answer comes with an explanation after you submit Topics covered: - The Many Faces of Protest in Tamil Nadu - The Swadeshi Movement in Tamil Nadu - Satyagraha and the Salt March: Vedaranyam - The Anti-Hindi Imposition Agitations - The Self-Respect and Dravidian Movements - Temple-Entry, Non-Brahmin and Social-Justice Movements - Peasant and Labour Agitations in Tamil Nadu Syllabus reference: Modes of Agitation and Movements in Tamil Nadu: the Swadeshi movement, the Vedaranyam Salt March, the Anti-Hindi Imposition agitations, the Self-Respect and Dravidian movements, temple-entry and Non-Brahmin movements, and peasant and labour agitations; History, Culture and National Movement

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1. 1Of the two streams of agitation in Tamil Nadu, which of the following belongs to the social reform stream rather than the national freedom stream?

   • AThe Justice Party
   • BThe Swadeshi boycott
   • CThe salt satyagraha of the Civil Disobedience Movement
   • DThe Quit India Movement

2. 2In Tamil, the word 'swadeshi' carried the meaning ________.

   • Aholding firmly to the truth
   • Bself-respect
   • Cbelonging to one's own land
   • Dself-rule