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Unit-3 First Phase of National Movement
Unit-3 First Phase of National Movement
ANALYTICAL QUESTIONS
1. What according to the Early Nationalists was an obstacle in India's
progress?
2. What did the Early Nationalists demand for the industrial growth of
India?
3.Imagine that you got a chance to interview one of the Early Nationalist
leaders. On the basis of interview, express your views on the Early
Nationalist leader's beliefs as well as the methods used by him.
4.Suppose you want to present the demands of the people of your area
to the MLA of your area. State which methods followed by the Early
Nationalists you would choose and why?
5.The Early Nationalists were practical and wanted to win freedom by a
gradual process. In this context, answer the following:
(a) How did they expose the true nature of British rule in India?
(b) What was the attitude of the Early Nationalists towards the
British? Why did they develop such an attitude?
(c) What were the reasons for the partial failure of their methods.
6.The period from 1885 to 1905 was dominated by the Early
Nationalists. In this context, answer the following questions:
(a) To which segment of society they belonged? What were their
demands?
(b) What methods did they adopt?
(c) How did the Early Nationalists help in the growth of nationalism
in India?
DADABHAI ‘Bengalee’-
NAOROJI newspaper
edited ‘Rast
Goftar’
started a
NEWSPAPERS magazine
1905
‘Dharma Marg
Darshak’ 1895
1902
1886 ‘A Nation in
1893 the Making’
1906
PRESIDENT OF
favoured the use of
CONGRESS
constitutional means to
achieve goals. Initially
‘Poverty and
believed that
Un-British Rule
British rule was
in India’
good for India.
BOOKS
Later believed in
WRITTEN criticized the British India’s right to
government for spending Self Governance.
was in favour heavily on the army, for
of appointing adopting a policy of racial
educated Indians discrimination in believed in
VIEWS
to high posts. appointments to high Constitutional
posts and for imposing methods for
production tax and excise attaining goals.
duty on cotton.
believed that wanted
the root cause wanted to make reforms in the
for economic ills primary education British
in India was the compulsory. administration.
exploitation by
the British wanted reduction in He supported
land revenue. the Swadeshi
Drain Theory Movement.
– India’s wealth wanted jobs for
was being taken educated middle class.
away to England
in the form of He pleaded for
salaries, reduction in salt duty.
savings, He was in favour of
pensions, state protection to infant
maintaining Indian industries.
British troops in
India and
payments being GOPAL KRISHNA
made to the war GOKHALE
office from Indian
Revenues
most popular leader of
the INC.
MCQ
1.In the starting years of the formation of congress was headed by group of leaders
called as:___________________
a.First Congress
b.The Early Nationalist
c.Middle Class
d.Assertive Nationalist
2.Which among the following were not the belief of the Early Nationalist?
a.They had faith in sense of justice and fair play
b.British rule have many benefits
c.British rule help Indians to govern themselves
d.To demand for complete freedom
11.The moderate leader who explained the economic drain theory during the colonial
times:
a.Mahatma Gandhi
b.Dada Bhai Naoroji
c.Lala Lajpat Rai
d.Subash Chandra Bose
12.The resolution for simultaneous examination for the ICS in London and India was
passed in_____________.
a.1890
b.1891
c.1892
d.1893