RuhaniAIR 5 · CSE 2023 · 130 wordsTheir whole copy
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The social reform movements were a response to opposition to colonial rule.
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The social reform movements were a response to opposition to colonial rule.
REASONS :-
- Due to western education, Indians had forgotten to take pride in their past.
- Thus, Swami Vivekananda glorified India's past so that Indians change and help each other to unite against the British.
- Women were earlier confined to their homes.
- But Mahatma Gandhi counselled women and thereafter, women also participated in nationalistic movements.
- There was widespread untouchability.
- Gandhiji preached the need to change this and treat each man equally.
However, all social reform movements were not a response to opposition to Colonial rule. Examples are:-
Thus, all social reform movements were not due to opposition to Colonial rule but were due to inherent desire of reformers to bring equality in society.
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However, all social reform movements were not a response to opposition to Colonial rule. Examples are:- Thus, all social reform movements were not due to opposition to Colonial rule but were due to inherent desire of reformers to bring equality in society.