Practice Assertive (extremist) Phase (1905–1917) (4.6) - The Indian National Movement (1857–1917)

Practice: Assertive (Extremist) Phase (1905–1917)

Lesson 4.6The Indian National Movement (1857–1917)

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Question 1.
What does assertive nationalism refer to?
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Think about the key characteristics of nationalism.
Question 2.
Name one leader associated with the assertive phase of nationalism.
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He is known for his famous quote about Swaraj.
3Question 3.
What was the main method of protest employed by assertive nationalists?
- Petitions
- Boycotts
- Speeches
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Consider the main goals of their protests.
4Question 4.
True or False: Bal Gangadhar Tilak believed in constitutional methods for achieving self-rule.
- True
- False
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Remember his famous slogan.
Question 5.
Evaluate how the tactics used by assertive nationalists during 1905-1917 influenced the overall Indian independence movement.
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Think of subsequent movements and figure out how these tactics might have set standards or inspired later actions.
Question 6.
Assess the role of key leaders in the assertive phase and their differing perspectives on how to achieve self-rule.
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Consider the outcomes of their methods and how they responded to British policies.

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