What was the primary goal of the Indian freedom struggle?

Nationalism in India: A Historical Overview

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Gunjan Kardam
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Promoting British trade interests
Creating a unified Indian military force
Establishing a new monarchy in India
Achieving independence from British colonial rule
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Who was the leader known for his philosophy of non-violence during the freedom struggle?
Mahatma Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Subhas Chandra Bose
Bhagat Singh
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What year did India gain independence from British rule?
1950
1935
1962
1947
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What was the significance of the Indian National Congress in the freedom movement?
It focused solely on regional issues without a national agenda.
It was primarily a political party for the British government.
It advocated for immediate independence without any mass mobilization.
The Indian National Congress was significant for uniting diverse groups, organizing mass movements, and advocating for self-rule in the Indian freedom movement.
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How did the partition of India in 1947 affect communal relations?
The partition united all religious communities in India.
The partition exacerbated communal tensions, leading to violence and mistrust between Hindus and Muslims.
The partition improved communal harmony between Hindus and Muslims.
It had no significant impact on communal relations.
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Which movement led by Mahatma Gandhi aimed to end British salt monopoly?
Salt March
Civil Disobedience Movement
Quit India Movement
Non-Cooperation Movement
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What role did the Quit India Movement play in India's struggle for independence?
It resulted in the establishment of a new government in India.
The Quit India Movement played a crucial role in uniting Indians against British rule and intensifying the demand for independence.
It was primarily focused on economic reforms rather than independence.
It led to the immediate withdrawal of British forces from India.
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