india Flashcards

1
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when was the 1st Round table conference

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November 1930

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2
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who attended the 1st round table conference?

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Labour PM - Ramsey Macdonald, 58 Indian delegrates, 16 representatives sent by provincal states

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3
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when was the 2nd round table conference held

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It was held between September and December 1931

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4
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who attended the 2nd round table conference?

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Gandhi, Dr Ambedkar, Muhammed Ali Jinnah, Master Tara Singh

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5
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What did the minorities want at the 2nd round table conference

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They demanded separate electorates for their communities

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6
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What did Gandhi want for the 2nd Round Table conference

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Gandhi wants to speak for everyone and he didn’t want the untouchables to have their own representatives

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7
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why did the 2nd round table conference fail?

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The second round table conference was deemed a failure because of the many disagreements among the participants.

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8
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When was the 3rd round table conference held

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was held in London from November to December 1932

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9
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how many delegates attended to 3rd round table conference

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46

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10
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why did the 3rd round table conference fail

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No one of significance appeared there

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11
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what did Jinnah push for during the round table conferences

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separate electorates

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12
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why were the actions of gandhi a cause for the round table conferences to fail?

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Gandhi alienated the other groups as he believed he should represent india as a whole, he also was unable to negotiate with other groups

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13
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who were the 3 men who made up the young hooligans

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jawaharalal nehru, jayaprakash narayan, charadra bose

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14
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why did gandhi can these men ‘hooligans’

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he did this because the men were attracted to socialism, gandhi’s view of socialism what that it was dangerously radical

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15
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what was the objectives of the young hooligans

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the young hooligans objective was independence and the freedom it would bring india

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16
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when was the Nehru report

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1928

17
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what was the nehru report

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The Nehru Report was a memorandum prepared in 1928 by an All Parties Conference in British India. It proposed a new dominion status and a federal set-up of government for India’s constitution.

18
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what was the idea of satyagraha

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the idea of satyagraha was that the indian people would peacefully protest against the raj through non-cooperation

19
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what was the salt satyagraha

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the salt satyagraha was when gandhi decided to march 240 miles from his home town to the coast, 75000 joined gandhi on the first day when only planned 78 people to go with him

20
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what were the consequences of the salt satyagraha

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Gandhi/nehru/members of the CWC was arrested, violence broke out in the streets in the cities as they had no leaders to point the non-cooperation in the right direction.