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Differing Strands within the Movement

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Expert · Level 21 · history,human-experience,differing-strands
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  1. It shows that large movements were formed from common people’s suffering and hope
  2. It removes the role of people
  3. It only tells policies of officials
  4. It makes local experiences unimportant
Expert · Level 21 · social-justice,awadh,peasants
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  1. Peasants wanted relief from unjust rent forced labour and eviction
  2. Peasants wanted to increase talukdars’ power
  3. Peasants wanted to stop plantation workers
  4. Peasants wanted to make forest laws stricter
Expert · Level 21 · gudem,local-conditions,militant-method
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  1. Forest control and forced labour gave the struggle a more militant direction
  2. Local conditions completely ended the movement
  3. Local conditions increased support for colonial rule
  4. Local conditions reduced peasants’ rent
Expert · Level 21 · shared-swaraj,local-meanings,analysis
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  1. The common word was one but each group gave it meaning through its suffering
  2. All three groups understood swaraj in exactly the same way
  3. Swaraj had no relation with any local experience
  4. Swaraj was only an idea of foreign trade
Expert · Level 21 · gudem,gandhian-non-cooperation,comparison
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  1. National inspiration could be similar but local method could be different
  2. There was no national connection in either
  3. The Gudem movement was completely urban
  4. Gandhian non-cooperation was meant to make forest laws stricter
Expert · Level 21 · exam-mistake,differing-strands,diversity
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  1. Treating the demands of all groups as the same
  2. Connecting Awadh with peasant movement
  3. Connecting Gudem with tribal movement
  4. Connecting Assam with plantation workers
Expert · Level 21 · popular-participation,mass-movement,analysis
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  1. People joined the movement not by order but through their suffering and hope
  2. People joined the movement without any reason
  3. Everyone had exactly the same demands
  4. Popular participation had no historical importance
Expert · Level 21 · diversity,shared-swaraj,national-movement
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  1. Diverse local struggles gradually joined a shared hope of swaraj
  2. All local struggles remained separate from nationalism
  3. The movement remained limited to the elite
  4. Swaraj developed no popular meaning
Expert · Level 21 · exam-strategy,analysis-formula,differing-strands
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  1. Studying region group issue leadership and meaning of swaraj together
  2. Remembering only one date and one name
  3. Linking all groups with one demand
  4. Leaving out local experiences
Expert · Level 21 · summary,indian-nationalism,differing-strands
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  1. Indian nationalism became a mass movement through local sufferings joining a shared hope of swaraj
  2. Indian nationalism was only one leader’s plan
  3. Peasants tribals and workers had no role in Indian nationalism
  4. Local life had no importance in Indian nationalism
Expert · Level 21 · memory-trick,awadh,gudem,assam
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  1. Making pairs of Awadh peasants rent forced labour Gudem tribals forest rights and Assam workers return home
  2. Connecting all examples only with foreign trade
  3. Remembering only one leader’s name
  4. Completely removing local issues