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Impact of Early Nationalists

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What was the term used to criticise early nationalists who were said to be only partly engaged in the politics they preached, and continued to live anglicised lifestyles?

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Armchair Politicians

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British-Indian Politicians

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Anti-National Politicians

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Anglican Politicians

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Q. Which of the following statements is/are true?

(I) Early nationalists were criticised for their 'political mendicancy' because they used prayers and petitions to ask for constitutional reform.

(II) Although mass participation was not encouraged by early nationalists, their actions did lead to greater political awareness.

(III) Early nationalists were only concerned with political reform, and paid little attention to the social sphere.

Q. Which among the following are the reasons why some historians feels that politics was a part-time engagement for most Early Nationalists?

Q. Lajpat Rai was a fearless, bold and passionate lover of India and her people. He was a great patriot who lived and died for his country. He was a great political leader, nation-builder and bold nationalist. Being a great patriot, national sentiment was the driving force of his life. He never favoured the policy and programmes of the Early Nationalists who believed in constitutional means to achieve their objectives. To quote him, “After 20 years of peaceful agitation for bread what we have got is pebbles and stones.” He advocated continuous struggle to achieve freedom. He struggled hard to arouse the sentiments of patriotism and nationalism among the people and to prepare them to make any sacrifice for their motherland. His boldness and courage earned him the title of Punjab Kesari or ‘Lion of the Punjab’.
On his death Gandhiji said, “Men like Lalaji cannot die so long as the moon shines in the Indian sky.”

Which of the following statement(s) is/are true about assertive nationalists?

Q. Assertion (A): Early nationalists called for the expansion and reform of Legislative Councils.

Reason (R): Indians were under-represented, and even those Indians who were members of councils did not have the power to vote.

The establishment of the Indian National Congress led to the development of the National Movement in India. In this context answer the following:

Mention four basic beliefs of the Early Nationalists.

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