Knowledge Themes
Economic Critique of Colonialism
Drain Theory
Constitutional Agitation
Surat Split 1907
Swaraj
Swadeshi and Boycott Movement
Passive Resistance
Indian Councils Act 1892
Lal-Bal-Pal
Policy of Three Ps (Prayer
Petition
Protest)
Rise of Militant Nationalism
Shimla Deputation
Partition of Bengal 1905
Structural Subtopics
- Ideology and social base of the Moderate phase (1885-1905)
- Constitutional methods of Prayer Petition and Protest
- Economic Critique of Colonialism and Drain Theory
- Expansion and reform of Legislative Councils (Indian Councils Act 1892)
- Indianization of civil services and administrative reforms
- Rise of militant nationalism and factors favoring Extremists
- Ideological differences between Swaraj as self-government vs complete independence
- Passive resistance and the 4-point program (Swaraj Swadeshi Boycott National Education)
- Role of vernacular press and cultural symbols in mass mobilization
- Impact of the 1905 Partition of Bengal on Congress internal politics
- 1906 Calcutta Session and the four compromise resolutions
- Detailed analysis of the 1907 Surat Split and its consequences
- Comparison of social backgrounds and constituencies of both factions
- British policy of Carrot and Stick toward Moderates and Extremists
- Reunification of factions at the 1916 Lucknow Session
Study Material
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