Indian Freedom Movement, Pacts and Laws
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| Movement | Period | Importance |
| Sepoy Rebellion | 1857 | Indian First war of Independence
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| Indian National Congress | 1885 | Establishment of Indian National Congress by Allan Activian Huam, First President- Umeshchandra Banarjee.
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| Partition of bengal (Bangabhanga) | 1905 | Announced by Lord Curzon (viceroy of India).
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| Lucknow Pact | 1916 | Pact between Congress and Muslim League.
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| Civil Disobedience Movement | 1920 | Mahatma Gandhi act as a leader for Non-violence and Non-cooperation movement
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| Khilafat Movement | 1920 | Muslims (Mohammad Ali and Soukat Ali) protest against British Government after their religious leader Khalifa demolish from the power.
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| Chauri Chaura incident | 1922 | After a fight between public and Police, 22 policeman died.
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| Dandi March / Salt March | 1930 | Gandhiji started his Dandi March from Sabarmati Ashram, Ahmedabad to the Dandi, Gujarat.
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| Quit India Movement | 1946 | Gandhi threatens British Company to leave India.
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| Bengal Sati Regulation | 1829 | There was a ritual of burning alive the widows of Hindus. Which was declared illegal after the Bengal Sati Regulation passed at the time of Lord William Bentinck. It was possible because of Raja Rammohan Roy.
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| Ilbert Bill | 1883 | Ilbert Bill was passed at the time of Viceroy Lord Ripon.
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| Jallianwala Bagh Massacre | 1919 | Happenedd at the time of Loard James Ford. Jallianwala Bagh Massacre held on 14th April 1919 at Amritsar by Brigadier-General Reginald Dyer or General Dyer.
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| Rowlatt Act | 1919 | Happenedd at the time of Loard Chamesford. Law about the imprisonment of freedom fighters without any judgement.
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| Simon Commission | 1928 | Happenedd at the time of Loard Arwin. Aim of this is to study constitutional reform of India.
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| Gandhi Arwin Pact | 1931 | Happenedd at the time of Loard Arwin.
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| Cripps Mission | 1942 | Happenedd at the time of Loard Linlith Go. Headed by Sir Stafford Cripps. After the World War II it was an attempt of Dominion Ruling in India. |
