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. Analyze.
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Independence achieved in 1947 came after multiple movements in the background of global changes.
Independence — result of domestic politics & global circumstances
Domestic politics
All these factors put pressure on the British to lead.
General circumstances
(A) World War required Indian support — Concession to get support by — August offer, 1940
(B) WW II led to emergence of USPA & USA as super-powers — created precedence for decolonization
(C) Lack of economic resources & British bureaucracy commitment post-war
(D) British needed peaceful exit to maintain good diplomatic relations & Commonwealth membership with India.
However, Quit India movement also staged a role
It was the ultimate supreme sacrifice of many during freedom struggle which gave us independence in 1947.
- Distinguishes between domestic and global factors
- Mentions specific movements and dates
- Acknowledges Quit India's role while arguing broader context
- References multiple historical events and pacts
- Connects to post-war global circumstances
Aayushi Bansal
Post-independence Consolidation and Reorganization within the country
Independence and global circumstances
Confluence of domestic and global factors
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