The Swadeshi Movement (1905-1908) was a comprehensive anti-British agitation that went beyond political protests to include economic and educational self-reliance.
The following programmes were launched by the nationalist against the partition of Bengal 1) Boycott 2) Swadeshi 3) Non-co-operation 4) National education Select the correct answer:
Asked in CGPSC Prelims Exam 2014 · Topic: Partition of Bengal and Swadeshi Movement (Methods of agitation: Boycott of foreign goods, public meetings, picketing)
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- Which one of the following about the Swadeshi Campaign in 1896 is not correct ?
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- Which colonial administrator made the following declaration about the partition of Bengal in 1904 ? "Bengal united is a power. Bengal divided will pull in different ways. That is perfectly true and one of the merits of the scheme"
- What was the real intention of British Government behind the partition of Bengal ?
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