Unit 4: India - Quiz Review to WWII

Known as Mahatma, he fostered the non-violent protest of Civil Disobedience in India

Gandhi's Non-Cooperation movement in 1920 was...

In violation of the Rowlatt Acts, this violent event occurred at Jallianwala Bagh in 1919

Satyagraha can be roughly translated as the "devotion to...

Who was the Founder of the Mughal Empire?

Which vital natural resource was at the center of Gandhi's protest in 1930?

President of the Muslim League and worked alongside the INC, but split over civil disobedience

Gandhi's 241-mile walk to Dandi in 1931, which resulted in his arrest, is known as the...

India's system of social stratification with strict dividing lines

Like Jesus Christ, there is one true founder of Hinduism

The minority religion in India that attempts to combine certain teachings of Hinduism and Islam

The minority religion in India that teaches tolerance and shuns forced conversion

He is considered the Father of Modern India

He is considered the founder of Buddhism

After the Sepoy Mutiny, the British Government seized control of India from the BEIC with the..

Europeans wanted to find sea routes to India to trade for...

British control of India was only positive for Indians

The capital of India is...

During WWII, the Muslim League started the "Quit India" campaign and refused to support England

In Hindu, the first God that is credited with creating the world and all its creatures

For Hindus, the individual soul is known as the....

For Hindus, this animal holds a sacred position

As priests, these people were consider the highest member of the India's Caste System?

During WWII, the Indian Nat'l Congress fully supported the British campaign against the Nazis

"Life is full of pain and suffering" is one of the...

This European power gained control of India following the Seven Years war (1756-1763)

Following WWI and Indian Protests, the British Government passed these acts against protestors

Gandhi used this form of non-violent protest aghainst British Rule in India

With the success of Non-Cooperation, Brits passed this act in India to allow self-government

Hindus believe that a person's action in this life determine the state of the reincarnated soul

In Hindu, the second God that is credited as the Preserver/Protector of the Universe

These people were the lowest members of India's Caste System

Hindus believed this was your role or position in life and it was key to good Karma

Which of these are examples of Gandhi's Non-Cooperation Movement in 1920

For Hindus, the action of one's soul moving into another living thing following death

This revolt by the Hindus and Muslims was sparked by cattle/pork fat greased catridges

These nationalist organizations were together towards Indian independence from Great Britain

In Hindu, the third God that is credited as the Destroyer of the Universe

This English company controlled India following the Seven Years War

For Hindus, the "world soul" is known as the...