Quit India Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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As a child what was his family religion?

A

Hinduism

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2
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Where was Gandhi born and raised?

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Porbandar, Gujarat, India

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3
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Where did Gandhi study law?

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Inns of Court School of Law

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4
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Where did Gandhi work for 21 years?

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South Africa

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5
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In June of 1893 Gandhi was thrown out of a __________ for only white people, in South Africa.

A

Train Car

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6
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What does Mahatma mean?

A

Great soul

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7
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Gandhi’s short story ____________ was a critique of western modernity.

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Hind Swaraj; 1909

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8
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What year did Gandhi return to South Africa?

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1915

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9
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Gandhi was an important member of the…

A

Indian National Congress

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10
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What does Swaraj mean?

A

Self rule

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11
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What did Gandhi propose the untouchables should be called?

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Harijans

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12
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What does Harijans mean?

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Children of God

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13
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What does bapu mean?

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Father in Gujarati

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14
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Who gave Gandhi the title “Father of the Nation”?

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Subhas Chandra Bose

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15
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Literally, what does Satyagraha mean?

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Insistence on truth

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16
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Sat or satya in Sanskirt means:

17
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Ahimsa in Sanskirt means:

18
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Tapasya or sadhana in Sanskirt means:

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Self-suffering

19
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The key principle of Gandhi’s approach was based off of what three things?

A

Truth, nonviolence, and self suffering

20
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Quit India is a:

21
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Nonviolent activists were called _________.

22
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Around what time did Gandhi take leadership of the Indian National Congress?

23
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During which movements did Gandhi boycott British goods?

A

The Non-Cooperation Movement and the Swadeshi movement

24
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When did the Salt March begin?

A

March 12, 1930

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What was India's position during WWII?
Neutral; however Britain claimed India would fight for them
26
Who was the leader of the Muslim League and the Founder of Pakistan?
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
27
Who was tasked to try and encourage India's support during WWII?
Sir Richard Stafford Cripps
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Through the Cripps Mission, what did India gain?
Dominion Status
29
When and where was the Quit India resolution passed?
July 14, 1942 in Wardha
30
When did Gandhi deliver the Quit India speech?
August 8th
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What was the name of Gandhi's wife?
Kasturba Gandhi
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Where were Gandhi and his wife imprisoned?
Aga Khan Palace in Pune
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The British used _______ to diffuse crowds.
Tear gas
34
Public assembly's were outlawed on ___________.
August 9, 1942
35
Who was India's first Prime Minister?
Jawaharlal Nehru
36
Who wrote the essay "Imaginary Homelands"?
Salman Rushdie
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Which three religion cause the most conflict in India?
Hinduism, Sikhism, and Islam
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When did Gandhi live?
1869-1948