making of the national movement Flashcards
pune
poona sarvajanik sabha
madras
madras mahajan sabha
bombay
bombay presidency association
India
Indian national congress
sedition act (1870)
Indians could be arrested without trial if found criticizing the government
vernacular press act 1878
Indians were not allowed to criticise the british in newspapers, magazines in local languages. If found doing so, their machines and assests of publication houses would be confiscated.
arms act 1878
indians were not allowed to carry arms whereas british were.
rowlatt act 1919
relevant during rowlatt satyagraha.
On suspicion of criticising the british, any indian could be arrested without trial.
Illbert Bill
Indian jusges were allowed to try european criminals
this did not become a law since racist britishers opposed it
Bill-
A decision that does not pass as a law
Leaders of inc
Dadabhai Naoroji (imp) Allan Octavian Hume (A.O Hume) (imp) pherozshah mehta romesh c dutt badruddin tyabji s. subramania iyer surendranath bannerji romesh chandra dutt W.C. Bonnerji
political demands
wanted legislative councils to be made more representative
greater political say
more indians to be given higher positions in gov
civil service examination to be held in india
independant judiciary and seperate power over india
repeal armas act, vernacular press act, sedition act
economic demands
reduction in revenue cut in military expenditure export of food grains to be reduced reduction in salt tax more funds for irrigation indianization of jobs
social demands
inc criticised british via newspapers, articles etc
mobilised youth
anti racism movement
passed various resolutions on the treatment of the tribals and the indians abroad
reduce poverty and hunger
Lal-bal-pal (radicals)
Lala lajpat rai- punjab
bal gangadhar tilak- maharashtra
bepin chandra pal- bengal