History & Civics
Which of the following was the aim of the Early Nationalists?
- Eradication of British rule in India.
- Promotion of equality among the workers for the cause of India.
- Formulation of popular demands to be presented before the government.
- Organisation of a violent struggle for the political emancipation of India.
Answer
Formulation of popular demands to be presented before the government.
Reason — One of the immediate aims of the Early Nationalists was to formulate popular demands and present them before the Government. They did not demand the immediate overthrow of British rule or support violent struggle.
Related Questions
Methods used by Early Nationalists were
- Assertive in their approach.
- Constitutional within the framework of law.
- Non-violent but uncooperative to authority.
- Assertive in approach but within the framework of law.
What were the 3P's of the Early Nationalists?
- Petition, Protests and Passion
- Purpose, Persistence and Prayers
- Petition, Prayers and Protests
- Protests, Petition and Process
Which of the following was a demand of the Early Nationalists?
- Reduction in taxes and increase in government expenditure
- A larger share of Indians in the governance of the country
- Complete fusion of legislature and executive
- Employment of Indians at all posts in the administrative services.
Which of the following administrative demands were made by the Early Nationalists?
- Increase in the powers of local bodies
- Increase in official control over local bodies
- Increase in the British officers in the civil services
- Transfer of police service to local bodies.