Overall Syllabus

After the failure of the Revolt of 1857, the Indians were united under a vision of an __________ India.

independent

The _________ of the Indians in the 19th Century was stimulated by European scholars taking interest in India's rich history and culture.

awakening

The introduction of __________ education exposed Indians to concepts of Nationalism, Democracy, and Liberty.

western

English Vernacular Literature allowed for the ________ of Nationalist Ideas Across the Country.

widespread

The Indian Arms Act of 1878 banned Indians from carrying __________.

weapons

The _________ Press Act of 1878 prohibited Anti-British essays from being published in English newspapers.

Vernacular

The Ilbert Bill of 1883 allowed Indian judges to trial a _________ in India.

European

The __________ Movement aimed to boycott British-produced goods and emphasized local industries.

Swadeshi

The All India Muslim League was formed in __________.

1906

The Surat Split, which involved a division between the Moderates and Radicals in Congress, occurred in __________.

1907

The Rowlatt Act passed in __________ was meant to suppress dissent by allowing British arrests without reason.

1919

The Jallianwala Bagh Massacre occurred on __________, leading to hundreds of unarmed civilian deaths.

April 13, 1919

The __________ Movement was aimed at supporting the Ottoman Caliphate and sought to rally Hindu-Muslim unity.

Khalifat

Mahatma Gandhi launched the __________ Movement to fight for complete independence from British rule.

Satyagraha

The Dandi March, led by Gandhi in __________, protested against British salt laws.

1930

The Quit India Movement officially commenced on __________, putting pressure on the British for independence.

August 8, 1942

The Indian Independence Act was passed in __________, marking the end of British rule in India.

July 1947

The Indian National Army (INA) was founded by __________ in 1943 to fight against British rule in India.

Subhas Chandra Bose

The Constitution of India, which took four years to draft, came into effect on __________.

January 26, 1950

The __________ establishes India as a Sovereign, Secular, Socialist, Democratic Republic.

Constitution

The Population Density in India is approximately __________ people per square kilometer.

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