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Get startedEarly Nationalist Period Timeline (1885-1905)
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- 1885
- INC Founded
- First Session Mumbai
- 1886
- Dadabhai President
- Indian Association merges
- 1889
- British Committee formed
- ICS age reduced issue
- 1896
- Plague outbreak
- Tilak arrested
- 1899
- Curzon becomes Viceroy
- Repressive policies begin
- 1905
- Bengal Partition
- Gokhale President
- 1906
- Swaraj demand
- Dadabhai historic speech
Early Nationalists (Moderates) - Complete Overview
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- Early Nationalists 1885-1905
- Characteristics
- Western Educated
- Faith in British Justice
- Constitutional Methods
- Moderate Demands
- Key Leaders
- Dadabhai Naoroji
- Grand Old Man
- Drain Theory
- Three time President
- Surendranath Banerjea
- Indian Association 1876
- Indian Burke
- Gokhale
- Political Guru of Gandhi
- Servants of India Society
- Dadabhai Naoroji
- Programme
- Constitutional Reforms
- Swaraj Demand
- Expanded Councils
- Economic Reforms
- Reduce Land Revenue
- Swadeshi Goods
- Stop Economic Drain
- Administrative Reforms
- Indianisation
- ICS Reforms
- Civil Rights
- Press Freedom
- Assembly Rights
- Constitutional Reforms
- Methods
- Petitions and Memorandums
- Annual Sessions
- Deputations to England
- British Committee 1889
- Press Propaganda
- Achievements
- National Unity
- Political Consciousness
- Foundation of Nationalism
- Training in Politics
- British Response
- Initial Support
- Safety Valve Theory
- Growing Hostility
- Banned Govt Servants
- Divide and Rule
- Paradoxical Strengthening
- Opposition helped Congress
- Initial Support
- Characteristics
Early Nationalist Period Timeline
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- 1885
- Indian National Congress founded
- First session in Mumbai
- 1889
- British Committee established
- Journal India started
- 1893
- Dadabhai second presidency
- 1905
- Bengal Partition
- Gokhale presidency
- 1906
- Dadabhai demands Swaraj
- Calcutta session
Early Nationalists or Moderates in the first phase of the Indian National Movement from 1885 to 1905
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- Early Nationalists or Moderates in the first phase of the Indian National Movement from 1885 to 1905
- First phase of the National Movement
- Moderate character
- Programme and demands
- Methods of struggle
- Important leaders
- Dadabhai Naoroji
- Surendranath Banerjea
- Gopal Krishna Gokhale
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