Question

Which of the following was not the aim of social reform movements of the nineteenth century?

• A. The social reformers stressed on the upliftment of women in the society.
• B. The social reformers opposed untouchability and caste discrimination.
• C. The social reformers preached dependence on British goods.
• D. The social reformers were in favour of brotherhood and equality.

Answer 1

The correct option is C The social reformers preached dependence on British goods.

The social reformers though they came from different parts of India and belonged to diverse backgrounds, had a few things in common. They all wanted the upliftment of women in Indian society. They opposed untouchability and caste discrimination. They were in favour of brotherhood and equality. They preached about self-reliance.