Question

The Vande Mataram movement was launched as a result of _________.
A- Growth of self-respect of Indians.
B- Indian desire to start swadeshi movement
C- The partition of Bengal
D- None of these

Answer 1

Hint:
The word that inspired the whole part of India during Independence, Vande Mataram, spreads unity among the people and creates consciousness of unity among India, although it has a number of religious castes and beliefs. The Vande Mataram Movement was also known as the Swadeshi movement and was part of the Indian independence movement and contributed to the growth of Indian nationalism.

Complete answer:
The movement against the Partition of Bengal was launched in 1906 by Indian nationals, known as the Vande mataram movement. It was one of the campaigns against British rule that was most successful. Swadeshi was a major focus of Mahatma Gandhi, who described it as the soul of Swaraj (self-rule).

It was Bengal's most powerful movement and was also known in Andhra Pradesh, India, as the Vande Mataram movement. In 1911, the movement died.

In December 1903, the government's decision to break Bengal was made public. The official reason given for the decision was that Bengal was too large to be governed, with a population of 78 million. It tried to accomplish this by taking the Bengalis under two administrations, separating them (1) by language and (2) by religion (the western half was to be a Hindu majority area and eastern half was to be a Muslim majority area). During the movement against the partition of Bengal, which acquired the form of the Swadeshi agitation, this released the energy of the masses.

Therefore the correct answer is C

Note
As his own movements increased around 1871 and 1872, which prompted Bengalis and other Indians to fight against British rule, Baba Ram Singh Kuka of the Sikh Namdhari sect was also credited with the Swadeshi movement. Namdharis was ordered by Baba Ram Singh to wear only Indian clothes and to boycott foreign products. In the people's court, the Namdharis settled the issue, fully circumventing British rule and British courts. They also boycotted the educational system as, among other ways and steps he employed, Baba Ram Singh forbade children to attend British School.