राजस्थान में किसान एवं जनजातीय आंदोलन / Farmer and Tribal Movements in Rajasthan

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Q1. In which district is Bijoliya currently located, where the famous farmer movement took place?
  1. Udaipur
  2. Bhilwara
  3. Chittorgarh
  4. Rajsamand
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Answer: B. Bhilwara
Bijoliya is currently located in Bhilwara district and was a first-class thikana in the former Mewar state.
Q2. Which caste constituted the majority of farmers in the Bijoliya farmer movement?
  1. Jat
  2. Dhakad
  3. Gurjar
  4. Meena
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Answer: B. Dhakad
The majority of farmers in Bijoliya were from the Dhakad caste.
Q3. During which period was the first phase of the Bijoliya farmer movement conducted?
  1. 1897-1915
  2. 1915-1923
  3. 1923-1930
  4. 1885-1897
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Answer: A. 1897-1915
The first phase of Bijoliya farmer movement was from 1897 to 1915, conducted under local leadership.
Q4. Who led the second phase of the Bijoliya farmer movement?
  1. Govind Guru
  2. Vijay Singh Pathik
  3. Motilal Tejawat
  4. Rao Gopal Singh
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Answer: B. Vijay Singh Pathik
Vijay Singh Pathik led the second phase of the Bijoliya farmer movement from 1915 to 1923.
Q5. The Bijoliya farmer movement is studied in how many phases?
  1. Two phases
  2. Three phases
  3. Four phases
  4. Five phases
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Answer: B. Three phases
The Bijoliya farmer movement is studied in three distinct phases based on different periods and leadership.
Q6. In which former princely state was Bijoliya located?
  1. Marwar
  2. Mewar
  3. Jaipur
  4. Bikaner
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Answer: B. Mewar
Bijoliya was located in the Mewar princely state and was classified as a first-class thikana.
Q7. What was the classification of Bijoliya in the Mewar state?
  1. Second class thikana
  2. First class thikana
  3. Third class thikana
  4. Independent territory
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Answer: B. First class thikana
Bijoliya was classified as a first-class thikana in the Mewar state.
Q8. The second phase of Bijoliya movement ended in which year?
  1. 1920
  2. 1921
  3. 1923
  4. 1925
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Answer: C. 1923
The second phase of the Bijoliya movement, led by Vijay Singh Pathik, ended in 1923.
Q9. Which characteristic distinguished the first phase of Bijoliya movement?
  1. External leadership
  2. Local leadership
  3. Government support
  4. Foreign intervention
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Answer: B. Local leadership
The first phase of Bijoliya movement was characterized by local leadership from 1897 to 1915.
Q10. The Bijoliya farmer movement began in which year?
  1. 1895
  2. 1897
  3. 1900
  4. 1905
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Answer: B. 1897
The Bijoliya farmer movement began in 1897 with its first phase starting under local leadership.
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