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MCQ Chapter 5 Sociology Class 12 Maharashtra Board

Social Movements in India

1. Who introduced the term "Social Movement" in 1850?

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2. According to Turner and Killian, what is a social movement?

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3. What is one key characteristic of social movements?

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4. Which sociologist classified social movements into General, Specific, and Expressive types?

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5. What is a primary cause of social movements according to the text?

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6. Which social reformer founded the Brahmo Samaj in 1828?

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7. What was the main focus of the Satya Shodhak Samaj established by Mahatma Jotiba Phule?

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8. Which reformer is known as the ‘Father of the Nation’ in India?

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9. What does social disorganization, as a cause of social movements, result from?

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10. When did organized social reform movements begin in India?

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11. Which movement was led by Swami Dayanand Saraswati in 1875?

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12. What is a distinguishing feature of social movements compared to social change?

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13. Which act was passed in 1829 due to Raja Rammohan Roy’s efforts?

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14. Who established the Mahila Vidyalaya in 1907?

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15. What was the slogan coined by Dr.B.R.Ambedkar?

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16. During which period did the Women’s Movement in India begin to take shape?

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17. Which organization was established by Margaret Cousins in Madras?

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18. What was the impact of the Nationalist Movement on women’s participation?

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19. Which year was declared as the International Women’s Year by the United Nations?

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20. Which report addressed issues of women’s invisibility and patriarchy in India?

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