Question Q.12 (continuation)GS2GS2
Trace the events that led to the Civil Disobedience Movement. What were its outcomes?
Conclusion
early finally led to its acceptance in the Hague union (1132). breaking the patronymic from within accumulated lesion. (4) The Simon Commission (1927): No Indian member to judge in efficacy of the Mout-Ford reforms. (5) In sulting 'Nehru Report' (1928): Momes were unhappy with 'unreality', it eliminition to dominion status. E Labore Session (1929): On the issue of the Ravi river, Nehru declared the goal for 'complete independence'. Lovehu 11-point demands: Rejected. (6) (1) The movements: All these events led to the crescendo that culminated in Gandhiji's formally starting the Civil Disobedience Movement.
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ABHISHEK CHAUHAN
AIR 1022025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Historical Underpinnings
Civil Disobedience Movement and independence struggle
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historical-analytical
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