Reform Movements Initiated by Raja Rammohun Roy (1772–1833) -Chapter 7 – Women, Caste and Reform – Class 8

Raja Rammohun Roy’s reforms were crucial in changing traditional Indian society during the early 19th century. His efforts brought about changes that helped move India towards a more modern and equitable society.

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Early 19th Century Discussions and Debates- Chapter 7 – Women, Caste and Reform – Class 8

The early 19th century was a turning point in Indian history. The spread of printed books, newspapers, and pamphlets made it easier for information to reach a larger number of people, sparking discussions that would eventually lead to significant social changes.

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The Non-Cooperation Movement – Civil disobedience to end British rule

The Non-Cooperation Movement, led by Gandhi in 1920 aimed for Swaraj and promoted non-violence and Khadi. It united various Indian communities, impacting British economic and political interests. Despite challenges like internal conflicts and British repression, it influenced future freedom struggles, strengthening the Indian National Congress and inspiring movements worldwide with its legacy of non-violence.

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