Trace the events that led to the Civil Disobedience Movement. What were its outcomes?
Introduction
listen the Non-Cooperation movement based with drawal, the still statues wept slow by a man civil disobedience movement, but it had to wait. The events between 1920 x 1930 finally determined its timing & relevance.
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Events led to CDM (1) Political void post NCM: There were void after NCM. People needed action. The CSH was the final culmination (2) The Moint-Ford Reforms: Nature called it 'inadequate'. It was heavily disputed. (3) The Pro-changers: Debates on council
Conclusion
Outcomes (1) As Undermining the salt law: Public humiliation of British in the eye of the world. (1) Inaction Limbo: British saw 'deemed' if they do, 'deemed' if they don't do anything. (3) Mass Arrest: The government came down heavily, leading to mass arrest. (4) On equal terms: Gandhiji was invited to the 2nd RTC if he withdrew the movement. (5) Paved the way for KOI Act of 1935 (6) While the Civil Disobedience movement was a necessary, it led the ground for two major events → The salt & yak of women in freedom, and the involvement of British tyranny in 1942.
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ABHISHEK CHAUHAN
Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Historical Underpinnings
Civil Disobedience Movement and independence struggle
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