History & Civics
Identify the political strategy of the Moderates or Early Nationalists.
P : They believed in confrontation and not in conciliation.
Q : They believed in orderly progress and adopted constitutional means to realise their aims.
R : They organised annual sessions to educate the public and to create a powerful public opinion in favour of their demands.
S : They organised swadeshi-boycott movement to cripple the colonial rulers.
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Reason — The Moderates believed in orderly progress and adopted constitutional methods to achieve their aims. They organised annual sessions to educate the people, arouse political consciousness and create public opinion. They believed in conciliation rather than confrontation, and did not adopt the boycott movement.
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