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HSE I Part III GANDHIAN STUDIES

St. GEORGE’S H.S.S MUTHALAKODAM

Part III

GANDHIAN STUDIES

HSE I Time 2 hours

Cool of time 15

Maximum: 60 scores

1. In Gandhiji’s early child hood he possessed some values. Give an incident to show that he is truthful from the very beginning Score:5

2. Gandhiji called Jesus as ……………among satyagrahies Score:1

3. Gandhiji’s married life is lasted for 62 years. In his later years what was his opinion about child marriage. Score:3

4. Narrate Gandhiji’s first experience in connection with the racial discrimination in South Africa Score:6

5. In1906 Gandhiji took a vow for dedicating himself to the nation. Point out the vow Score:1

6. Explain the role of Natal Indian Congress in connection with the tax reduction of

Indians in South Africa. Score:4

7. At the time of Ahmedabad labour strike Gandhiji gave five conditions to the satyagrahies for the success of strike. Mention the conditions Score:5

8. Name the first satyagraha of Gandhiji in India. Score:1

9. Gandhiji considered……….. as his political guru Score:1

10. Best Government is that which governs least. Illustrate the idea /statement

Score:3

11. Gandhiji considered Gita as his mother, guide, kamadhenu …etc. Briefly explain the influence of Bhagavat Gita on Gandhiji. Score:5

12. Truth and non-violence are the two fundamental principles of Mahadma Gandhi.

His entire life and philosophy was based on this. Comment. Score:3

13. Gandhiji considered himself as man of non violence of the brave. List out the different levels of Ahimsa with your comments/opinion. Score:3

14. Gandhian Sarvodaya order of society is free from seven social evils. Mentioned the seven social evils. Score:6


15. Differentiate between Satyagraha and passive resistance. Score:3

16. According to Gandhiji politics and spirituality cannot be separated .substantiate.

Score:4

17. In Kerala one famous satyagraha greatly influenced the Temple entry proclamation of 1936,issued by Shri Chithira Thirunal Balarama Varma. Name the satyagraha and explain its significance Score:5

18. In 1919 the British government legally obtained the power to imprison any person with out trial in a court of law. Name the Act. Score:1

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