Congress' actions - 1920s Flashcards

1
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What did the 1919 Gov’t India do.

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It created dyarchy

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2
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What was the dyarchy given to India in 1919

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The Raj maintain control of defence, economy and foreign affairs/law.
Indian nationalist got control of education, agriculture and local governance

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3
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In the early 1920 who was leader of congress

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Gandhi - 1920 - ‘22

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4
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How would Gandhi be describe

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Radical

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5
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What were Gandhi’s aims in the early 1920s for congress

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To gain domino status for India

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6
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What form of protest did Gandhi want to use and what does it mean.

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Satyagraha - ‘truth force’ he believed in peaceful protests

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7
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By using satyagraha what did Gandhi want to achieve

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Mass support and making the Raj look (morally wrong) like they were oppressors to India

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8
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An example of when Gandhi tried to use satyagraha. What went wrong and what happed to Gandhi

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Chauri chaura - 22 people killed, the protest turned violent, Gandhi retreats as he feel that the Indians are not ready for dominion status. He is later arrested

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9
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What were problems with satyagraha

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People did not understand the idea of peaceful progress

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10
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What was Gandhi’s non-cooperation campaign

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The boycotting of British owned goods and business from 1920 - ‘22

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What was the problem with the Non-cooperation campaign

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People did not want to leave their jobs or take their children out of school because of this. Gandhi was asking too much

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12
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After Gandhi was imprisoned who lead congress

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Motilal Nehru from 1922 - ‘28

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13
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How would you describe M.Nehru and what were his aims for congress

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He was a moderate and wanted dominion status

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14
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What does Gandhi hope the non-cooperation campaign does

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Makes the Raj ungovernable

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15
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What does M.Nehru’s leadership mean

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There is a stagnation to Indian independence

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16
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What major congress event happen in 1929

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The Lahore conference

17
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What did M.Nehru want

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To cooperate with the raj, to gain dominion status

18
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What was the Lahore conference

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Where members of congress came together to discuss the future of congress

19
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Who were the ‘young hooligans’ what did they say

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The young hooligans were: J.Nehru, Bose
they said that the Raj was never going to give India dominion status, so the nationalist would have to take a more extreme approach

20
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who supported the ‘young hooligans’ and what were the new aims for congress

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Gandhi and purna swaraj

21
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What was the Nehru report

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A draft constitution - setting the aims of congress’ on gaining dominion status

22
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What does purna swaraj mean

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Total independence