History & Civics
How did the Assertive Nationalists expand the social base of the national movement?
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The Assertive Nationalists expanded the social base of the national movement by adopting the following methods-
- Swadeshi and boycott — Economic boycott of British goods and use of Swadeshi was designed to encourage Indian industries and provide the people with more opportunities for employment.
- National Education — The national leaders advocated national universities that were free from government control. A large number of national schools were established in East Bengal.
- Passive Resistance — The Assertive leaders believed in adopting the policy of non-violent resistance and vigorous political action to achieve their aims. They asked the people to refuse to cooperate with the government and to boycott government service, courts, schools and colleges.
- Other methods — Besides the above said methods, the other methods included revivalism, personal sacrifices and mass involvement.
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