Question

how did the social religious Reform movements led to the National Movement

Answer 1

The nineteenth century in the history of Indian freedom struggle saw the upsurge of socio-religious movements in the event of social awakening and consciousness that inspired the masses to unite against their colonial masters
REFORMIST MOVEMENT
This movement sought to transform the mindset of the people by over-hauling oppressive customs and traditions and mainstreaming the masses from lower strata(untouchables) into the freedom movement.
Anti caste movements like Temple entry movement, led by ramaswamy naicker, Vaikom satyagraha(blessed by gandhiji), satyashodak samaj, prarthana mandali in bombay preached essential equality of all.
Religious movement led by swami Vivekananda and brahmo samaj movement by Ram mohun Roy challenged the Orthodox and conservative elements of brahminical domination and encouraged logic and reason as the commanding voice. This helped the society in rejecting the dogmas perpetuated by the conservative elements in the society and and gathered the pace of the freedom movement.
REVIVALIST MOVEMENT