Dr. Usha Rani Jain and Amitabh Ranjan Solutions for Chapter: Movements in Punjab, Exercise 1: Multiple Choice Questions

Which of the following advocated the need to gain a command of Western knowledge if Sikhs were to compete successfully with Hindu and Muslim Punjabis?

Which of the following Socio Religious Movements in Punjab aims at revival of the teachings of the Gurus, production of religious literature in Punjabi and a protest against illiteracy?

The leader of the Kuka Movement, who was perhaps the first person to adopt the policy of Non-Cooperation against the British was;

Which of the following animal was worshipped in the Kuka Movement?

Consider the following features

I. A recitation of Gurbani (hymns from The Granth Sahib), Ardas prayer.

II. Baptism for entry into the community.

III. A set of rituals modelled after Guru _Gobind Singh founding of Khalsa.

IV. Stress on wearing the five symbols of Sikhisms with the only exception of Kripan.

Above statements are related to which of the following Socio-Religious Movements in Punjab?

Consider the following statements regarding the Gurudwara Reform

I. The shrines and land attached to them; priests began to consider them as their personal properties.

II. Appropriation of shrines income by priests for their private use.

III. Introduction of ceremonies that were prevalent to orthodox Sikhs.

IV. There were complaints of immorality.

Which of the statements given above are correct?

Which of the following act aimed at providing for the better administration of certain Sikh Gurudwaras and for inquiries into matters and settlement of disputes connected?

Where was the first Singh Sabha held?