Important Questions-Indian Freedom Movement

 Kanpur Conspiracy Case was against the leaders of -Communist Movement

 The world war II came to a successful end to the Britishers during the period of viceroyalty of -Lord Wavell 

 The Mohammedan Anglo-oriental college which later on grew into the Aligarh university was opened during the period of viceroyalty of      -Lord Lytton

  The revolutionary woman who led the revolution of 1857 in Oudh was -Begum Hazrat Mahal

  Which Indian leader was commonly referred to as  'the Father of Indian unrest ' by the  Britishers -Bal Gangadhar Tilak

  The Simon Commission report submitted in 1930 formed the basis for -The Government of India Act,1935

  Who compared the Dandi march with "the historic March of Ramchandra' ji to Lanka" ? -Moti Lai Nehru

  Who attended the Second Round Table Conference in 1931 as the sole representative of the Congress ?-Mahatma Gandhi

  Which leader of the Congress was totally in favour of the Cabinet Mission Plan ? -Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

  Mahatma Gandhi gave the mantra of 'Do or Die' in the national movement of -Quit India, 1942

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