The National Movement (1935-42)-The Quit India Movement and the INA
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- Government of India Act 1935 was based on Third Round Table Conference discussions.
- Congress formed ministries in seven out of eleven provinces in July 1937.
- Only Bengal and Punjab had non-Congress ministries.
- Second World War began in 1939.
- India was involved in the war without consultation.
- Congress ministries resigned in protest.
- August Offer was announced on 8th August 1940.
- Lord Linlithgow announced the August Offer.
- It did not satisfy Congress or the Muslim League.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
The Quit India Movement started after Gandhi was arrested on 9 August 1942.
The Quit India Movement was just another normal protest, not the last mass-uprising against British rule.
The Cripps Mission was accepted by both Congress and the Muslim League because it offered constitutional changes.
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Government of India Act 1935 and its link to the Third Round Table Conference
Elections in February 1937 and Congress ministries in July 1937
Only Bengal and Punjab had non-Congress ministries
Muslim League celebrating Congress ministries' resignation as Day of Deliverance
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