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What was the Surat Split of 1907?
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What was the boycott movement and what did it aim to achieve?
Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
Answer
The boycott movement called on Indians to refuse to buy British goods and to give up British schools, courts, titles and services. It aimed to strike at British commercial interests, which were the chief reason for holding India, and to make Indians self-reliant.
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Explanation
Boycott and swadeshi were two sides of the same programme.
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