Rise of Nationalism

What is the subject matter of the Rise of Nationalism?

 Rise of Nationalism.

When did the Rise of Nationalism begin in India?

 In the second half of the 19th century.

What were the main causes of the Rise of Nationalism?

 British exploitation, Western education, and political awakening.

Which class played a major role in the Rise of Nationalism?

 The educated middle class.

What was the main objective of the Rise of Nationalism?

 To achieve self-government and national unity.

What is the subject matter of Political Associations?

 Political Associations.

Which was the first important political association in British India?

 British Indian Association.

Which association was founded by Surendranath Banerjee?

 Indian Association.

Why were Political Associations established?

 To represent Indian political interests.

Which organization paved the way for the Indian National Congress?

 Indian Association.

What is the subject matter of the Indian National Congress?

 Indian National Congress.

In which year was the Indian National Congress founded?

 1885.

Who founded the Indian National Congress?

 A. O. Hume.

Where was the first session of the Indian National Congress held?

 Bombay.

Who was the President of the first session of the Indian National Congress?

 W. C. Bonnerjee.

What is the subject matter of the Moderate Phase?

 Moderate Phase.

During which years did the Moderate Phase continue?

 1885–1905.

Who were the prominent Moderate leaders?

 Dadabhai Naoroji, Gopal Krishna Gokhale, and Pherozeshah Mehta.

What method did the Moderates adopt?

 Constitutional and peaceful methods.

What was the main demand of the Moderates?

 Greater participation of Indians in administration.

What is the subject matter of the Extremist Phase?

 Extremist Phase.

During which years did the Extremist Phase emerge?

 1905–1917.

Who were the prominent Extremist leaders?

 Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Bipin Chandra Pal, and Lala Lajpat Rai.

What methods were adopted by the Extremists?

 Boycott, Swadeshi, and passive resistance.

What was the main objective of the Extremists?

 Swaraj (Self-rule).

What is the subject matter of the Surat Split (1907)?

 Surat Split.

In which year did the Surat Split take place?

 1907.

Where did the Surat Split take place?

 Surat.

Between whom did the Surat Split occur?

 Moderates and Extremists.

What was the main cause of the Surat Split?

 Differences over methods and leadership.

What is the subject matter of the Swadeshi Movement?

 Swadeshi Movement.

When was the Swadeshi Movement launched?

 1905.

Why was the Swadeshi Movement launched?

 In protest against the Partition of Bengal.

What was the main objective of the Swadeshi Movement?

 Promotion of indigenous goods and boycott of foreign goods.

Which movement accompanied the Swadeshi Movement?

 Boycott Movement.