Question Q.2Analyse the significance considering its extent, reach, and revolutionary zealGS1GS1
Analyse the significance of the Civil Disobedience Movement in India's freedom struggle, considering its extent, reach, and revolutionary zeal.
Introduction
The Civil Disobedience movement started in 1930s with Gandhiji's Dandi March as a symbol of resistance
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Main Body
Significance of Civil disobedience
Extent:
1Unlike non-cooperation movement, movement expanded to south & north-east also
2The NWFP mobilised under Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan (Frontier Gandhi)
3Bengal, Bombay and sweet as main hubs of the movement
Reach:
1Women, student participated in large number under Gandhian leadership.
2Withdrawal of Muslims. Their participation not weakly close to that in non-cooperation movement.
3Peasants emerged as mobilized force & observers of movement.
4Revolutionaries inspired youth to take part in cause of nation's independence.
Revolutionary Zeal:
1Organized revolutionary movement formed underground backbone of movement
2Hartal, punishment to [illegible] Rajguru acted as precipitating forceful in later phase of movement.
Thus, Civil Disobedience Movement was rare display of congress' organizational levels & Gandhian leadership
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Conclusion
Civil Disobedience Movement demonstrated widespread participation and organizational capacity of Gandhian leadership.
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- Well-organized with clear categorization (Extent, Reach)
- Mentions geographical spread and regional participation
- Includes important leaders and their contributions
Topper
Prateek Joshi
AIR 12024
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Modern Indian History
The Freedom Struggle
Civil Disobedience Movement
Writing Stats
153
Total words
5
Paragraphs
Analytical and structured
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