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See them allKey Events in National Movement (1935-42)
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- 1935
- Government of India Act passed
- 1937
- Provincial elections held
- Congress ministries formed
- 1939
- World War II begins
- Congress ministries resign
- Bose forms Forward Bloc
- 1940
- August Offer announced
- Limited Satyagraha begins
- 1942
- Cripps Mission arrives
- Quit India Movement launched
- Leaders arrested
- 1943
- Bose forms INA in Singapore
- Provisional Government established
National Movement 1935-42 Overview
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- National Movement 1935-42
- Background Events
- Government of India Act 1935
- 1937 Elections
- Congress Ministries
- Two Nation Theory
- World War II Begins
- Congress Resignations
- Cripps Mission 1942
- March 22 Arrival
- Dominion Status Offer
- Constituent Assembly
- Interim Government
- Gandhi Rejects
- Muslim League Rejects
- Quit India Movement
- August 8 Resolution
- Do or Die Slogan
- Mass Arrests August 9
- Violent Uprising
- Parallel Governments
- British Repression
- 10000 Deaths 70000 Jailed
- Subhas Chandra Bose
- Early Life and ICS
- Congress President 1938-39
- Ideological Differences
- Forward Bloc Formation
- Socialist Vision
- Indian National Army
- Formation in Singapore
- Give Blood Get Freedom
- Dilli Chalo Slogan
- Military Campaigns
- INA Trials
- Impact on Independence
- Background Events
Major Events in National Movement (1935-42)
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- 1935
- Government of India Act passed
- 1937
- Provincial elections held
- Congress ministries formed
- 1939
- World War II begins
- Congress ministries resign
- Bose forms Forward Bloc
- 1940
- August Offer announced
- Limited Satyagraha begins
- 1942
- Cripps Mission arrives
- Quit India Movement launched
- Mass arrests begin
- 1943
- INA reorganized by Bose
National Movement between 1935 and 1942: political change, wartime crisis, mass protest, and armed struggle
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- National Movement between 1935 and 1942: political change, wartime crisis, mass protest, and armed struggle
- Government of India Act 1935
- Elections of 1937
- Congress ministries
- Muslim League and Jinnah
- World War II and British policy
- August Offer
- Limited Satyagraha
- Cripps Mission
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