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Key Events in Gandhian Nationalism (1927-1937)
The map in words
- November 1927
- Simon Commission appointed
- February 3 1928
- Simon Commission arrives, nationwide hartal
- August 1928
- Nehru Report prepared by All-Parties Conference
- December 1928
- Calcutta Convention, Hindu Mahasabha rejects Report
- December 29 1929
- Lahore Session declares Poorna Swaraj
- January 26 1930
- First Independence Day observed
- March 12 1930
- Salt March begins from Sabarmati
- April 6 1930
- Gandhi breaks salt law at Dandi
- May-December 1930
- Civil Disobedience spreads nationwide
- February-March 1931
- Gandhi-Irwin Pact negotiations
- March 5 1931
- Gandhi-Irwin Pact signed
- March 23 1931
- Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Rajguru executed
- September 1931
- Second Round Table Conference, ends in failure
- August 16 1932
- Communal Award announced
- September 25 1932
- Poona Pact signed
- 1935
- Government of India Act passed
- 1937
- Provincial elections, Congress wins majority
- 1937-1939
- Congress Ministries govern provinces
- November 1939
- Congress Ministries resign over WWII
Key Events in Gandhian Nationalism (1927-1937)
The map in words
- 1927
- Simon Commission Appointed - Nov 1927
- Congress Madras Session - Boycott Decided
- 1928
- Simon Arrives Bombay - Feb 3 Hartal
- Lala Lajpat Rai Lathi-Charged at Lahore
- All-Parties Conference - Nehru Report
- 1929
- Jinnah 14 Points - March 1929
- Lahore Session - Poorna Swaraj Declared
- Nehru Hoists Tricolour - Dec 31
- 1930
- First Independence Day - Jan 26
- Dandi March Begins - March 12
- Salt Law Broken at Dandi - April 6
- First Round Table Conference - Nov
- 1931
- Gandhi-Irwin Pact - March 5
- Bhagat Singh Hanged - March 23
- Karachi Session - Pact Approved
- Second Round Table Conference - Sept
- 1932
- Communal Award - Aug 16
- Gandhi Fast Unto Death
- Poona Pact - Sept 25
- 1934
- Civil Disobedience Formally Withdrawn - April
- 1935
- Government of India Act Passed
- 1937
- Elections - Congress Wins
- Congress Ministries Formed
- 1939
- Congress Ministries Resign - Nov
- Day of Deliverance - Dec 22
Timeline of Gandhian Nationalism (1927-1937)
The map in words
- 1927
- Simon Commission appointed
- Congress decides boycott
- Feb 1928
- Simon Commission arrives in Bombay
- Lala Lajpat Rai injured in Lahore
- Aug 1928
- All-Parties Conference in Lucknow
- Nehru Report prepared
- Dec 1928
- Calcutta Convention
- Hindu Mahasabha rejects Jinnah amendments
- Mar 1929
- Jinnah puts forward Fourteen Points
- Dec 1929
- Lahore Session
- Poorna Swaraj declared as objective
- Jawaharlal Nehru hoists tricolor
- 26 Jan 1930
- First Independence Day
- 12 Mar 1930
- Salt March begins from Sabarmati
- 6 Apr 1930
- Gandhi reaches Dandi, breaks Salt Law
- 1930-31
- Civil Disobedience Movement spreads
- 5 Mar 1931
- Gandhi-Irwin Pact signed
- Sep 1931
- Second Round Table Conference fails
- 16 Aug 1932
- Communal Award announced
- 25 Sep 1932
- Poona Pact signed
- 1935
- Government of India Act passed
- 1937
- Congress wins provincial elections
- Congress forms ministries in 8 provinces
- 22 Dec 1939
- Muslim League Day of Deliverance
- Congress ministries resign over war issue
- 1940
- Muslim League demands separate homelands
Gandhian nationalism and the mass political struggle for freedom between 1927 and 1937
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- Gandhian nationalism and the mass political struggle for freedom between 1927 and 1937
- Simon Commission boycott
- Demand for Dominion Status
- Poorna Swaraj resolution
- Civil Disobedience Movement
- Salt Satyagraha significance
- Spread and repression
- Round Table Conferences
- Gandhi-Irwin Pact
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What are the important topics in Gandhian Nationalism (1927-1937) for ICSE Class 11 History?
Key topics in Gandhian Nationalism (1927-1937) include From Non-Cooperation to New Political Alignments, Simon Commission and the Nehru Report, Poorna Swaraj and the Shift to Mass Struggle, Civil Disobedience Movement and the Salt Satyagraha. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 11 exams.
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