Important History Questions Part-2

1. first President of All India Kisan Sabha

- Swami Sahajananda Saraswathi

2. Nvajiban was edited By

- Gandhiji

3. Who said that Swaraj is for Masses not for classes ?

- C.R. Das

4. Self respect movement was founded by ?

- Paraiyar E.V Ramaswamy Naicker

5. 1st Indian Govornor general after freedom of India?

- Raja Gopala Chari.

6 . Who called Gandhiji As Seditious Fakir?

-Winston Churchill

7. Where was Chouri Choura?

- Gorakhpur

8. " Philosophy of Bomb written by?

- Bhagwati Charan Vohra

9. Poona pact took place in?

-1932

10. Who is associated with Bardoli Satyagraha ?

- Vallabhvai Patel

11. Montegue Chemsford refoem was adopted in the year of ?

1919

12. Ramprasad Bismil was associated with?

-Kakori Conspiracy case

13. Gandhu Arwin Pact was signed in?

-1931

14. Pakisthan Resolution as taken on ?

-23 MArch 1940

15. Who involved Indain Independence LEauge ?

- rashbihari Bose

16. New Delhi as Capital of inadia inaugurated by?

- Lord Irwin in 1931

17. Who is known as Sher i Bangal ?

Fazul Haque

18. Who as the Govornor General of India In the time of Civil Disobidient movement ?

- Lord Irwin (1930)

19. What was the Eka Movement?

-Peasent movement

20. Gandhiji was influence by ?

- Tolstoy

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