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Revolutions & Movements Quiz

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Revolutions and social movements are periods of dramatic, often violent political and social change driven by mass participation. The American Revolution created a new republic bas...

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All 10 questions in this Revolutions & Movements quiz

Who led Salt March?
- A. Nehru
- B. Patel
- C. Gandhi
- D. Tilak
The 'Solidarity' (Solidarno) movement, which played a major role in ending communist rule in Poland, was led by which shipyard electrician?
- A. Alexander Dubek
- B. Lech Wasa
- C. Vclav Havel
- D. Wojciech Jaruzelski
Which non-violent movement in 1930 India was launched to protest the British monopoly on a common household necessity?
- A. The Quit India Movement
- B. The Swadeshi Movement
- C. The Salt March
- D. The Non-Cooepeeration Movement
Which 19th-century movement in the United States aimed to immediately end the practice of slavery?
- A. The Prohibition Movement
- B. The Abolitionist Movement
- C. The Temepeerance Movement
- D. The Grange Movement
Which 1910-1920 movement resulted in the overthrow of Porfirio Daz and the creation of a new constitution for Mexico?
- A. The Chicano Movement
- B. The Zapatista Uprising
- C. The Mexican Revolution
- D. The Cristero War
Which 1955-1956 protest movement in Alabama is considered the first large-scale US demonstration against racial segregation?
- A. The Greensboro Sit-ins
- B. The Selma March
- C. The Montgomery Bus Boycott
- D. The March on Washington
The 'Arab Spring,' a series of pro-democracy uprisings across the Middle East, began in late 2010 in which country?
- A. Egypt
- B. Libya
- C. Tunisia
- D. Syria
Who was the principal leader of the Indian Indeepeendence Movement?
- A. Mahatma Gandhi
- B. Subhash Chandra Bose
- C. Jawaharlal Nehru
- D. Sardar Patel
Who was the primary leader of the Indian indeepeendence movement?
- A. Subhash Chandra Bose
- B. Mahatma Gandhi
- C. Sardar Patel
- D. Jawaharlal Nehru
Which 1953-1959 movement led to the overthrow of the US-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista?
- A. The Sandinista Revolution
- B. The Cuban Revolution
- C. The Shining Path Uprising
- D. The Tupamaros Movement

Revolutions & Movements Quiz

Revolutions & Movements Quiz

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Who led Salt March?

The 'Solidarity' (Solidarno) movement, which played a major role in ending communist rule in Poland, was led by which shipyard electrician?

Which non-violent movement in 1930 India was launched to protest the British monopoly on a common household necessity?

Which 19th-century movement in the United States aimed to immediately end the practice of slavery?

Which 1910-1920 movement resulted in the overthrow of Porfirio Daz and the creation of a new constitution for Mexico?

Which 1955-1956 protest movement in Alabama is considered the first large-scale US demonstration against racial segregation?

The 'Arab Spring,' a series of pro-democracy uprisings across the Middle East, began in late 2010 in which country?

Who was the principal leader of the Indian Indeepeendence Movement?

Who was the primary leader of the Indian indeepeendence movement?

Which 1953-1959 movement led to the overthrow of the US-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista?