The independence of India was not a result of a forced expulsion of the Empire, as desired by the Quit India Movement; it was rather a confluence of domestic politics and global circumstances.
Introduction
India got its hard earned independence on 15th August 1947 and it was result of various factors.
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Main Body
India got its hard earned independence on 15th August 1947 and it was result of various factors.
Not result of expulsion of empire
for colonial gave.
Britishers policy of 'slow death' was highlighted from various efforts after QIM like Wavell Plan, Cabinet Mission Plan, Mountbatten Plan, etc. throwing light to this fact.
Indian independence was confluence of:
(A) Domestic politics:
Although, this can never take back the huge sacrifice and efforts made by our freedom fighters in making India independent.
Conclusion
Although, this can never take back the huge sacrifice and efforts made by our freedom fighters in making India independent.
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- Addresses the question thesis directly
- Acknowledges Gandhiji's role but limited success of Quit India
- Recognizes technological superiority of British
- Identifies non-violent nature as limitation
- Mentions British strategy of division
Harsh Lodha
Modern Indian History from about the middle of the eighteenth century until the present
The Freedom Struggle — its various stages and important contributors/contributions
Indian independence and Quit India Movement
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analytical with bullet points
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