Indian National Movement -(QUESTIONS & ANSWERS GUIDE)

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Indian National Movement – , By – L. Prasad, ISBN Code – 978-81-89770-51-8

For B.A. (Honours), M.A., Civil Services and other Competitive Examination. ‘Refresher Course’ of Indian National Movement provides easy, ready-made and standard material for the B.A (Honours) and M.A. Students of different Indian Universities as well as for those candidates who appear in Central Services and other competitive examinations. Topics have been selected from the latest examination papers of different Indian Universities and have been discussed in an exact, compact and analytical form. Latest work of reputed historians have been consulted in preparing this book. Further, Points to Remember’ have been given at the end of every chapter to make the study further easy and model objective questions and their answers have been given in the end for the help of those students who appear in Competitive Examinations. Thus every effort has been made to make this book a useful guide for all students.

1. Rise and Growth of the British Empire in India
2. Nature of British Rule in India
3. Challenges to British Power: The Revolt of 1857 or The First War of Indian Independence
4. Some Other Important Revolts after the Revolt of 1857
5. Socio-Religious Movements of the 15th century and their role in national awakening
6. Growth of political consciousness or concept of nationalism: Its political, economic and social aspects or background
7. Birth of Indian National Congress: Its early aims
8. The Moderates: Their Objectives, Techniques and Achievements
9. The Extremists: Their Objectives, Techniques and Achievements (The Surat Split)
10. The Revolutionary Nationalists
11. The partition of Bengal and the Swadeshi Movement
12. The First World War and Indian Nationalism, The Home Rule Movement: The Lucknow Pact

13. The Advent of Gandhi in Indian Politics : The First Satyagraha Movement, The Khilafat and the Non-cooperation Movement
14. The Swarajya-Party
15. The Bardoli Satyagraha: The Simon Commission : The Nehru Report, The Demand of Dominion Status and Poorna-Swarajya
16. The Civil Disobedience Movement and the Round Table Conferences: Macdonald Award (Communal Award) and the Poona Pact
17. The Second World War and Indian Politics : The Individual Satyagraha; The Quit India Movement: The Indian National Army: The Naval Mutiny: The Mass Movements
18. The Partition of India and Achievement of Independence
19. Muslim Communalism and Partition of India
20. The Indian States and the National Movement
21. The Peasants and Labour Movements
22. Some Leaders of the Indian National Movement

Model Objective Questions and their Answers