what methods did the revolutionaries adopt to liberate Indian from the British ?what was the British response?
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During the beginning of the twentieth century, the Indian revolutionaries amped up their efforts to remove the British from their country.
They started spreading propaganda and making the people aware of the unjust practices of the British.
They also made a number of attempts to assassinate British officials.
Some of them also spread the message of freedom abroad.
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The revolutionaries adopted various methods to liberate British.
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Some of them are:
- Non corporation movement
- Civil Disobedience
- Boycotting of British goods
- Returning all the honours and awards.
The response of the British was that they started revolting against them and devised cunning strategies to suppress them. But as a results they could stop the revolt and thus they quit India.
They also tried to assassinate the British officials!
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