A
When did modernism begin?
a) Pre-historic times (BC)
b) End of World War I (Post 1913)
c) French Revolution (Late 18th Century)
c) French Revolution (Late 18th Century)
Modernist thoughts are based on the rejection of history and conservative values.
a) True
b) False
a) True
Which of the following best represents a critique of modernism?
a) Embracing tradition and classical forms
b) Advocating for absolute conformity
c) Rejecting technological advancements
d) Ignoring the influence of individual subjectivity
a) Embracing tradition and classical forms
The three main elements essential in the building of nations coming from modernity highlighted by Gellner are power centralisation, a shared culture, and ______?
Education
True or False: Modernism faced criticism for its perceived elitism and exclusionary nature, as it often marginalized certain cultural and social groups.
True
Modernism consists of which of the following...
a) Psychological concept
b) Actual behaviour
c) Both
d) Neither
c) Both
1. What role did modernist ideals play in influencing anti-colonial movements in British India?
a) They advocated for the preservation of traditional hierarchies and power structures.
b) They provided intellectual support for colonial rule.
c) They fueled aspirations for independence, emphasizing democratic principles and individual rights.
d) They promoted colonial assimilation and cultural integration.
c) They fueled aspirations for independence, emphasizing democratic principles and individual rights.
What was the organisation that represented the Indian Muslims?
The Muslim League
Which leader advocated for a separate Muslim homeland, leading to the concept of Pakistan?
a) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
b) Jawaharlal Nehru
c)Mahatma Gandhi
d) Sardar Patel
a) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Complete the following sentence:
The evolution of modernism witnessed a constant tension between the desire for innovation and the ______ of established artistic conventions.
Options:
A) preservation
B) development
C) abolition
A) preservation
How did the British colonial policy of "divide and rule" contribute to the socio-political landscape of British India?
a) It promoted unity and cooperation among diverse communities.
b) It exacerbated tensions between religious and cultural groups, leading to the emergence of separate nationalist movements.
c) It encouraged democratic participation and collaboration in governance.
d) It fostered mutual understanding and respect among different ethnicities.
b) It exacerbated tensions between religious and cultural groups, leading to the emergence of separate nationalist movements.
What was the old name of Bangladesh?
East Pakistan