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write short note on rowlatt act class 10

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Answered by Anonymous
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Short note on the Rowlatt Act 1919 :



(i) The Rowlatt Act was passed in March , 1919 .


(ii) It was passed by the Government to "curb the growing upsurge" in the country .


(iii) It was passed as a result of the Bills introduced in the Central Legislature , in February , 1919


(iv) The Rowlatt act implied arrest of a person without warrant.


(v) It allowed camera trial and restricted movements of individuals.


(vi) It suspended the Right to Habeas Corpus.


(vii) As a result , Gandhiji started Satyagraha to challenge the Government.


(viii) This was one of the causes that led to the Non-cooperation Movement.



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Answered by Anonymous
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The act gave immense power as it allowed arrest of people without any trials.

  • The act began in the year 1919.
  • The legislation gave the British government the ability and power to arrest and imprison individuals accused of being terrorists for up to two years without accusation or trial.
  • Gandhi Ji also organized the Rowlatt Satyagrah to protest the act, which gave the government vast powers to curb Indian leaders' political activities.
  • Protests and demonstrations were held in various regions in response to the Act, employees went on strike in railway factories, and stores were shut down.
  • The British government went to great lengths to curb nationalist activity as it had a major effect on India's political situation
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