Question

explain the role of revolutionaries in the freedom movement of India ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

A revolutionary movement (or revolutionary social movement) is a specific type of social movement dedicated to carrying out a revolution. Charles Tilly defines it as "a social movement advancing exclusive competing claims to control of the state, or some segment of it".

Answer 2

Role of revolutionaries in the indian nationalist movement is the national cause and carried the message of nationalism in the country and outside the country.

Explanation:

• It was started by aurobindo ghosh, his brother barin ghosh, bhupendranath datta, lal bal pal and subodh chandra mullick initiated the revolutionary activity against the tyrant British rule.
• They formed a jugantar party in april 1906 ad as an inner circle of the anushilan samiti.
• They inspired the people to cast off the yoke of slavery and be prepared for any kind of sacrifice for the cause of freedom.
• A revolutionary is a person who participates in advocates revolution.
• The goals of the revolution they propose.
• These goals are part of a certain ideology.
• Each ideology could generate its own brand of revolutionaries.
• Revolutionaries believed in non cooperation and espoused the process of boycott against foreign merchandises and dissemination of swadeshi.
• They utilised arms or ammunitions as their weapons to fight the British.  
• They created underground societies.
• The revolutionaries also killed British officials and ruined their offices.
• The development and success of a revolutionary movements are mass  leading to popular uprisings, political movements with  participation and unifying motivations across major parts of the society.

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