GS1 · 15 marks · 250 words
The capitalist class generally remained ambivalent in their support to the Indian National Congress until 1940s. In this context, analyse the varying positions of the Indian capitalists throughout the national movement.
Answered by 1 topper · CSE 2025
Syllabus: Freedom Struggle - Various stages, important contributors/contributions from different parts of the country
How toppers approached it
From the one answer · about 160 words · 100% drew a diagram.
Opening
- No separate opening1 of 1
Body
- Points1 of 1
Close
- A summary1 of 1
The toppers’ answers
More on Freedom Struggle
Phases of the national movement, revolts, mass movements and negotiations to 1947.
- Analyze the ideological differences and similarities between the revolutionary movement(1920-1930s) and the Gandhian non-violent struggle. How did these two ideologies influence each other?9 answers
- Assess the impact of women's organizations in mobilizing women across diverse socio-economic and regional backgrounds in pre-independence India.8 answers
- The Indian society's impulse for social change and reform was a response to its opposition to colonial rule. Examine.6 answers
- What are the factors that led to the Russian revolution and what are the consequences of this revolution? Discuss its influence on the Indian national movement.5 answers
- Trace the events that led to the Civil Disobedience Movement. What were its outcomes?4 answers