Social Sciences, asked by zania786, 2 months ago

true or false
1. Lord Mountbatten announced his plan based on division of India into two parts.

2. Gandhiji led the National Movement from 1919 to 1947.

3. An English revolutionary paper declared- " Force must be stopped by force".

4. The moderates and extremists split in the Bombay Session in 1907.

5. After his arrival in India, Gandhiji took up the cause of peasants of Champaran in
Bihar.

Answers

Answered by inboxpurvisharma9414

Answer:

1. True

2. True

3. False

4. True

5. True

Explanation:

Answered by Afreenakbar

Answer:

Explanation:

True. In June 1947, Lord Mountbatten made public his proposal for dividing India. The concept called for the establishment of India and Pakistan as two sovereign states divided along religious lines.
True. Mahatma Gandhi was a well-known figure in the Indian National Movement and an important player in the country's fight for independence from British rule. From 1919 through 1947, he served as the movement's leader, promoting nonviolent civil disobedience and refusing to cooperate with the British government.
True. The English revolutionary newspaper The Black Dwarf is frequently cited as the source of the saying "Force must be stopped by force." The expression, which expresses the use of violence to combat repressive systems, was well-liked during revolutionary movements.
True. At the Indian National Congress' Surat Session in 1907, the moderates and the extremists broke. The extremists desired more immediate and radical reforms, while the moderates supported a more gradual course of political change.
True. Mahatma Gandhi got involved in a number of movements relating to Indian nationalism after moving to India from South Africa in 1915. His involvement in the Champaran Satyagraha in Bihar, where he fought for indigo growers who were being taken advantage of by British landowners, was one of his earliest movements.