Question

difference Between radicals , moderates and revoltinories( class 8 chapter - making pf the nationalist movement)

Answer 1

moderate -A moderate is someone who has moderate views. Even though he has a direct objective or goal he needs to achieve, a moderate has a reasonable way of achieving it. It does not include taking extreme measures and violence. A moderate would protest and try to come up with a plan so that he is heard
radicals -Unlike a moderate who holds moderate views, a radical holds extreme beliefs. Just as a moderate, a radical also has a clear goal, but the manner in which he achieves it can be different to a moderate. This is mainly because a radical is always prepared for extreme measures.The prevailing social and legal hierarchies have no authority over radicals. 
revolutionary -Revolutionaries used arms and ammunition as their weapons to fight against the British. They formed secret societies.the revolutionaries killed British officials and destroyed British offices.the action of the revolutionaries were limited to them.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Radicals:

a. The radicals opposed the moderate’s ‘policy of petitions’ and ‘resolutions’.

b. They laid stress on self-reliance and constructive work.

c. Radicals demanded ‘Swaraj’ from British rule.

d. The extremists advocated the radical methods of strikes and boycott for the fulfillment of their demands.

Moderates:

a. Wanted self-government or Swaraj within the British Empire.

b. Their whole attitude was of reconciliation and not confrontation.

c. They would do nothing which would offend the British rulers.

d. The demands were presented to the British through petitions, meetings, speeches and resolutions.

This are some difference in both I wish it help you in exam if you write this answer in exam sheet in a comparing column.