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Name three Early Nationalist leaders and state one contribution of each.
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State three methods used by the Early Nationalists to achieve their objectives.
Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
Answer
The Early Nationalists relied on constitutional agitation: they sent petitions, memoranda and deputations to the government and to the British Parliament. They used the press and the platform to educate public opinion on Indian grievances. They also worked within the legislative councils, using speeches and resolutions to press for reform, believing in the fairness of British rule.
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Explanation
Their approach is often described as 'prayer, petition and protest'.
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