The correct answer is 3. A ship.
The Kamagata Maru was a Japanese ship that attempted to transport over 300 Indian passengers, mostly Sikhs, to Canada in 1914. However, they were denied entry and forced to return to India. This event is significant in the history of immigration and racial discrimination.
Let's eliminate the incorrect options:
- 1. An army unit: The Kamagata Maru was not an army unit; it was a vessel.
- 2. A harbour: A harbour is a place where ships dock; the Kamagata Maru was a ship itself.
- 4. An industrial township: An industrial township is a residential area for workers; it has no connection to the Kamagata Maru.
Important Questions from National movement (1885 - 1919)
Who was elected to the House of Commons to speak for Indian interests in the 1890s?
Who among the following was among the founders of the Jugantar Party?
With reference to Madanapalle of Andhra Pradesh, which one of the following statements is correct?
Who among the following was associated as Secretary with Hindu Female School which ‘later came to be known as Bethune Female School?
Champaran Satyagraha was launched in which of the following years?
