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Revolutionaries, Ghadar Party and Home Rule Movement – GK Quiz with Answers – Level 3

Tougher questions on Khudiram Bose at Muzaffarpur, Rashbehari Bose's attack on Hardinge, Lala Har Dayal's Ghadar Party, the Komagata Maru voyage and the two Home Rule Leagues.

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About this test

Modern Indian History GK Level 3: Ghadar Party, Revolutionaries and Home Rule

This Level 3 Modern Indian History GK quiz on Aptitude360 covers revolutionary nationalism after the Swadeshi movement, the Ghadar Party in North America and the Home Rule Leagues of Tilak and Annie Besant. Questions come in statement, chronology, pairing and match-the-list formats, and each one carries a detailed explanation.

What this revolutionary nationalism set covers

  • The Chapekar brothers of Poona and the Savarkar brothers' Mitramela and Abhinav Bharat
  • Anushilan and Jugantar in Bengal, and Khudiram Bose and Prafulla Chaki at Muzaffarpur
  • Indian revolutionaries in Europe: Shyamji Krishna Varma, Madame Cama, Ajit Singh and Madan Lal Dhingra
  • Rashbehari Bose and the planned attack on Viceroy Lord Hardinge in Delhi
  • Lala Har Dayal, Sohan Singh Bhakna, the Hindi Association at Portland and the Yugantar Ashram
  • Gurdit Singh's Komagata Maru voyage against Canada's immigration laws
  • The Home Rule Leagues, Belgaum and Adyar, the Lucknow Pact and repression after the Surat split

Key ideas behind Ghadar and Home Rule questions

  • Pairing each secret society with its region and founders
  • Linking Portland, Vancouver and Delhi to the events that took place there
  • Comparing the two Home Rule Leagues by leader, launch place and working area
  • Ordering events from the Barisal conference attack to the Congress-League pact

Revision tips for the revolutionary phase

  • Build one timeline from the Swadeshi movement to the Lucknow session and place every incident on it
  • Keep a person, organisation and place table, since match-the-list items mix all three
  • Learn names and regions together, such as Mitramela with Maharashtra and Anushilan with Bengal, so swapped pairs stand out

Who this Level 3 set suits

It suits UPSC, state PSC and SSC aspirants who already know the basics of the national movement and want tougher statement-based practice on this period.

FAQs about Revolutionaries, Ghadar Party and Home Rule Movement – GK Quiz with Answers – Level 3

Who founded the Ghadar Party?
The Ghadar Party was formed in 1913 by Indian immigrants on the Pacific coast of North America. Lala Har Dayal was its leading figure and Sohan Singh Bhakna was its president. Its headquarters, the Yugantar Ashram, was in San Francisco.
What was the Komagata Maru incident?
In 1914 Gurdit Singh chartered the ship Komagata Maru to carry Indian passengers to Vancouver and challenge Canada's restrictive immigration laws. Most passengers were refused entry, and on its return to India a clash took place at Budge Budge near Calcutta.
What is the difference between Tilak's and Annie Besant's Home Rule Leagues?
Tilak launched his League in April 1916 at Belgaum, and it worked in Maharashtra excluding Bombay city, Karnataka, the Central Provinces and Berar. Annie Besant set up her League in September 1916 with headquarters at Adyar in Madras, and it covered the rest of India.
Why did Khudiram Bose and Prafulla Chaki throw a bomb at Muzaffarpur?
In 1908 they threw a bomb at a carriage they believed was carrying Kingsford, an unpopular judge, but it killed two British women instead. Prafulla Chaki shot himself to avoid arrest, and Khudiram Bose was tried and hanged.

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Revolutionaries, Ghadar Party and Home Rule Movement GK Level 35035 min

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