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Trace the events that led to the Civil Disobedience Movement. What were its outcomes? (Continued)
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4Long term events (9) Nehru's resolution on demand for full independence (5) S.T.S (Struggle-Trace-Struggle) Brutality of Gandhiji → Port Virane of Chavau Chawu → Struggle (6) Realisation of Congress organisation and people. (7) Simon Commission and non-inclusion of Indians in it. (8) Anger over Sertance to Bhagat Singh, Rajgunn & subduer along with death of Jajji. Outcome: Positive: (1) Simple salt shock the might of British Empire (2) Foreign Sympathy for India's Cause of independence via Dharamraj Satyagraha (3) Widescale mobilisation of people across India (4) Promotion of Khadi and rural industries (5) Active pursuing of law → Act of defiance against authority (6) Awareness among people and national unity [Extent of CDM map shown] Result → dimmed participation of Muslims (2) Brutal crackdown in late period by Willyngdon "CDM is pivot moment, changing duroth of Indian National Movement from musle pocked up a revolution" - Bipan
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"CDM is pivot moment, changing duroth of Indian National Movement from musle pocked up a revolution" - Bipan
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Map showing extent of Civil Disobedience Movement across India, indicating Redezela, Nehrui, Ramp, Bombay, and other regions
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PAKSHAL SECRETRY
AIR 82025
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Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Historical Underpinnings
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