THE EXAMS POINTNational movement: key phases
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National movement: key phases
01 · 1885 · Indian National Congress
Formation provided a forum for organised political demands.
02 · 1905 · Swadeshi movement
The partition of Bengal helped stimulate boycott and indigenous enterprise.
03 · 1920–22 · Non-Cooperation
Mass mobilisation linked non-cooperation with colonial institutions and other campaigns.
04 · 1930 · Civil Disobedience
The Salt March challenged colonial authority and helped launch a wider movement.
05 · 1942 · Quit India
The call for British withdrawal was followed by repression and diverse local resistance.
06 · 1947 · Independence and Partition
Transfer of power also brought partition, displacement and violence.
Connect the branches
A selective chronological map; it does not cover every organisation, region or political stream.
Avoid the exam trap
The Non-Cooperation and Civil Disobedience movements were different campaigns.
Test yourself: Which movement is associated with the Salt March?
The Civil Disobedience movement, launched in 1930.
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