640434
| Question | Answer |
| What is basically the 1919 Government of India Act? | Home rule eventually but the change will be gradual |
| India after the Montague/Chelmsford reforms was called a...? | dyarchy (two part power) |
| summary of the 1st non cooperation movement | successful - centred around the indigo workers |
| What did the 2nd non cooperation movement start in response to? | The British support for General Dyer |
| Who set up the Home Rule leagues? | Annie Besant and Tilak |
| What is "swadesh"? | A Boycott |
| What is meant by "swaraj"? | Self rule |
| Who benefited from the partition of Bengal and why? | Muslims because they now held majority in that state |
| Who was the Viceroy who partitioned Bengal in 1905? | Lord Curzon |
| Who was the stated leader of the Cabinet Mission? (April 1946) | Pethick-Lawrence |
| Who was the actual leader of the Cabinet Mission? (1946) | Stafford Cripps |
| Who was the leader of the INA? | Bose |
| Who was the most powerful member of the Interim government? | Nehru |
| Who became the last Viceroy in 1947? | Mountbatten |
| What restrictions were made by the Rowlatt Act? | strict war time controls, curfews, rations, 3 people in a group at one time etc |
| What sparked Gandhi to do a 2nd non-cooperation movement? | The British's response to the Amritsar Massacre |
Want to create your own Flashcards for free with GoConqr? Learn more.