Practice Political Reforms (4.2) - Chapter 10: Protest Movements - ICSE 12 History

Practice: Political Reforms

Lesson 4.2Protest Movements

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Question 1.
What does the acronym 'SEEP' stand for?
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Think about the factors driving protest movements.
Question 2.
Name one leader of the Indian Independence Movement.
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He is the most famous leader associated with non-violent protests.
3Question 3.
What is the primary objective of protest movements?
- To maintain the status quo
- To challenge injustices
- To reduce participation in governance
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Think about the reasons people protest.
4Question 4.
The Salt March was an example of what type of protest?
- Violent protest
- Non-violent resistance
- Passive participation
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Consider the approach Gandhi used.
Question 5.
Describe the interconnection between social inequality and the rise of protest movements. Provide examples from both the Indian independence struggle and the U.S. Civil Rights Movement.
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Think about how each group reacted to their inequalities.
Question 6.
Evaluate the impact of protest movements on contemporary democratic governance. Discuss how historical movements shape current political landscapes.
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Consider modern examples of protests and their demands.

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