Khilafat Movement – Its influence in Telangana
SUBJECT : TELANGANA HISTORY &
CULTURE
Khilafat Movement – Its influence in
Telangana
Model Questions
{Prepared on 2.8.2024 }
For Study purpose only
Questions
for TGPSC GROUP – I (MAINS) EXAMINATION,2024:
1)What is
Khilafat Movement? How this movement inspired
in the political awakening of Telangana in the early 20th
century ?
2)What is
meant by Khilafat question? Why did it become an important component of the
anti-imperialist struggle in India during post – war years ?
3)Trace
the development of Non-cooperation Movement and the Khilafat Movement from
1919-1922.What were their main objectives and programme ? Why was
Non-cooperation Movement withdrawn ?
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Note:
For any doubt clarification, please refer
to any prescribed text book .
OBJECTIVE
QUESTIONS FOR TGPSC GROUP – II EXMINATIONS, 2024
1)Which
act of Britishers turned the people through out the world, against them and
turned into Khilafat Movement in India, after First World War ?
a) British
took a sign from Turkey Sultan stating the ban of Caliph Mohammad VI
2) Who are
Ali Brothers ?
a)Shaukath
Ali and Mohammad Ali
3)Who
carried out the Khilafat Movement ?
a)Ali
Brothers
4)Between
March 16th 1920 and March 20th, 1920, around 20 thousand Muslims
and Hindus where the meeting took place in Hyderabad, in support of Khilafat
Movement ?
a)Vivekvardhani
High School
5)Who formed ‘Red Crescent Society ’ and played a
key role in Khilafat Movement ?
a)Mulla
Abdul Basid
6)Which
organization collected around around one lakh rupees and donated to the King of
Turkey ?
a)Red
Crescent Society
7)Which
newspapers supported the Khilafat Movement in Hyderbad?
a)’Hilal’
, ‘Siyasath’ , Jameendar’ , ‘ Jamana’
8)In the
Khilafat Movement, on 5.5.1920 in Hyderabad, who organized a Harthal and
observed day of unity and in this movement accepted Nizam as their leader and
bestowed on Nizam a title ‘Mohi-ul-Millath-E-Wardin’ ?
a)Moulvi
Sayyad Jamal Alisha
9)When
Nizam supported British and issued a farmana , saying that no one should
conduct meetings in support of Khilafat Movement ?
a) 14th
September, 1920
10)As a
result of stopping the Non Co-operation Movement by Gandhiji, which Movement
came to an end?
a)Khilafat
Movement
11)Khilafat
movement arose on account of the Treaty of Sevres ( ‘Sevres’ is a town in France )signed between whom ?
a)Principal
Allied powers (including Britain) and Ottoman
Empire (Turkey) on 10th August, 1920, after First World War.
12)What is
the result of Treaty of Sevres ?
a)Ottoman
Empire was dismembered and many holy places of Muslims, hitherto under the
protection of Caliph (Khalifa), were taken over by the ‘infidels’.
b)Greece
gained substantial territories as well as Aegean islands
c)Ottoman
Empire’s colonies were converted into mandates and assigned to various Allied
Powers (i.e., (1) Syria was placed under French mandate and (2) Transjordan, Iraq and Palestine were
placed under British mandates.
d)All the
above
Ans : d
13)After
the Treaty of Versailles, (i.e., after First World War) ( Hall of Versailles is
in France) , the Allies decided to
dismember which Empire in the face of Lloyed George’s wartime promise ?
a)Ottoman
Empire
14)
Khilafat Committee was formed under the
leadership of whom ?
a)Moulana
Azad, Hakim Ajmal Khan and Hasarat Mohani
15)When
Gandhiji was elected President of the
Khilafat Conference ?
a)November,
1919
16)When
Gandhiji launched non-cooperation programme ?
a)August 1st,
1920
17) When
Mustafa Kemal Pasha came to power in Turkey ?
a)November,
1922
18)What is
the main object of the Khilafat Movement
?
a)To force
the British Government to change its attitude to Turkey and restore the Turkish
Sultan to his former position.
b)Restoration
of the temporal as well as spiritual jurisdiction of the Sultan, the Caliph of
Islam .
c)Both (a)
& (b)
d) Neither
(a) nor (b)
Ans : c
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Brief
notes:
1)The
Khilafat movement (1919-1922) was a political campaign launched by Indian
Muslims in British India over British policy against Turkey and the planned
dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) after World War I by Allied
Forces.
2)Mahatma
Gandhi had supported the movement as part of his opposition to the British
Empire. He advocated for a wider non-cooperation
movement at the same time.
3)Vallabhai
Patel, Bal Gangadhar Tilak and other Hindu and Congress figures also supported
the movement
4)It is
described as a protest against the sanctions placed on the Ottoman Empire after the First World
War by the Treaty of Sevres.
5)The
movement is also noted for promoting Hindu-Muslim unity
6)It ended
in 1922 after the end of the non-cooperation movement
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