Pre-Study: What to Study
8 Subtopics · 54 ConceptsRecognition of the True Nature of British Rule
Importance 4/5 What to StudyGrowth of Confidence, Self-Respect and Education
Importance 2/5 What to StudyInternational Influences on Militant Nationalism
Importance 4/5 What to StudyReaction to Increasing Westernisation
Importance 3/5 What to StudyDissatisfaction with the Moderates
Importance 3/5 What to StudyReactionary Policies of Curzon
Importance 4/5 What to StudyMilitant School of Thought: Leaders, Tenets and Trained Leadership
Importance 5/5 What to StudyWell-Known Quotations on Weakness, Extremism and Japan
Importance 2/5 What to Study
Partition of Bengal to Divide People
Partition Plan: Announcement, New Provinces and Official Reasons
Importance 4/5 What to StudyReal Motive Behind the Partition
Importance 5/5 What to StudyAnti-Partition Campaign Under Moderates (1903–05)
Moderate Leaders and Methods (1903–05)
Importance 3/5 What to StudyBoycott Resolution and Proclamation of Swadeshi
Importance 5/5 What to StudyPartition Day: Mourning, Songs and Raksha Bandhan
Importance 4/5 What to StudySpread of the Movement Beyond Bengal
Importance 3/5 What to StudyThe Congress Position
Congress Stand on Partition and Swadeshi (1905)
Importance 3/5 What to Study
The Extremist Programme
Why the Extremists Took Over the Movement
Importance 4/5 What to StudyPassive Resistance and the Goal of Independence
Importance 4/5 What to StudyNew Forms of Struggle and Impact
Boycott of Foreign Goods
Importance 3/5 What to StudyPublic Meetings, Processions and Samitis
Importance 4/5 What to StudyUse of Traditional Festivals and Melas
Importance 3/5 What to StudySelf-Reliance or Atma Shakti
Importance 3/5 What to StudyNational Education Programme
Importance 5/5 What to StudySwadeshi Enterprises
Importance 4/5 What to StudyDesher Katha
Importance 3/5 What to StudyImpact in the Cultural Sphere
Importance 4/5 What to StudyQuotations on Swaraj and Swadeshism
Importance 2/5 What to StudyExtent of Mass Participation
Participation of Students and Women
Importance 3/5 What to StudyStand of Muslims
Importance 4/5 What to StudyLabour Unrest and Trade Unions
Importance 3/5 What to StudySocial Base of the Movement and Its Limits
Importance 3/5 What to StudyAll India Aspect
Tilak and the All-India Character of the Movement
Importance 2/5 What to Study
Annulling the Partition: Reasons and Changes
Importance 4/5 What to Study
The Movement Fizzles Out
Why the Swadeshi Movement Declined by 1908
Importance 4/5 What to StudySwadeshi Techniques Later Used in Gandhian Politics
Importance 3/5 What to StudyMovement a Turning Point
Swadeshi Movement as a Turning Point
Importance 4/5 What to StudyDifferences Between Moderates and Extremists
Importance 5/5 What to StudyWhy Moderate Methods Became Outdated
Importance 3/5 What to StudyStrengths and Weaknesses of Extremist Ideology
Importance 4/5 What to Study
Run-up to Surat
Benaras Session (1905): Differences and Compromise
Importance 3/5 What to StudyCalcutta Session (1906) and the Goal of Swaraj
Importance 5/5 What to StudyWhy Both Sides Were Ready to Part
Importance 3/5 What to StudySplit Takes Place
The Split at Surat
Importance 5/5 What to StudyGovernment Repression
Repressive Laws of 1907–1910
Importance 4/5 What to StudyTilak's Sedition Trial (1908)
Importance 4/5 What to StudyAftermath of the Split for the National Movement
Importance 3/5 What to Study
Carrot and Stick: Repression-Conciliation-Suppression
Importance 4/5 What to Study
The Reforms
Simla Deputation and the Founding of the Muslim League
Importance 5/5 What to StudyElective Principle and Indirect Elections
Importance 4/5 What to StudySeparate Electorates and Weightage for Muslims
Importance 5/5 What to StudyComposition of the Legislative Councils
Importance 3/5 What to StudyPowers of the Legislatures
Importance 4/5 What to StudyIndian Member on the Viceroy's Executive Council
Importance 4/5 What to StudyEvaluation
Aims and Limits of the 1909 Reforms
Importance 4/5 What to StudyQuotations on the 1909 Reforms
Importance 2/5 What to Study