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explain the impact of rajaram mohan roy's reforms in 19th century

Answer 1

Answer:In the early nineteenth century, many educated Indians began to feel that western culture and the rising tide of Christianity posed a challenge to their age old traditions and beliefs. In their attempt to remedy the situation, many reformers became critical of the past and began to look for ways to rid the society of its evils, such as caste distinction, purdah system and the custom of Sati. They wanted a new social order in keeping with the traditional values and modern development. Many Indians were impressed by progress made by science as well as the doctrine of reason and humanism of the West. The social conditions of the 19th century led to socio-religious reform movements. One of them was Brahmo Samaj.

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Answer 2

Raja Rammohan and his Brahmo Samaj opposed all the bad practices that plagued the community. He led a crusade against 'Sati' practice, slavery, child marriage, caste system, intouchability, purdah system, and poison use.

Explanation:

• Raja Ram Mohan Roy turned up against the Sati scheme. His wife was tossed mercilessly in the funeral pyre of the deceased spouse, because she did not willingly join the blaze. She was called Sati. This was supported by the Brahmins, among other higher castes of society.
• Ram Mohan rebelled against idolatry. He promoted the cause of monotheism in his book Tuhfat-ul-Muwahhidin He reproached the Hindus for idol-worship. He also rejected Christianity's concept of the Trinitariasm (God, Son Jesus, and the Holy Spirit). He opposed polytheism, idol-worship and numerous religious practices. He advocated monotheism, or god-wide harmony.

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