
Examine the rise of British rule in India through the British East India Company chartered in 1600, its trading posts, political interference, and the Carnatic Wars.
Gandhi emerges as a nationalist leader, driving mass mobilization through the non-cooperation (1920–22), civil disobedience (1932–34), and Quit India (1942) movements, shaping a struggle for social and economic Swaraj.
Mahatma Gandhi led the Indian freedom struggle using nonviolence, civil disobedience, and non-cooperation, uniting villages and mass movements from Champaran to Quit India, including Swadeshi.
The Swaraj party formed in 1923 from a congress split, advocating entering governance to press reforms from within, and obstructed central and provincial councils to demand responsible government.
The Simon Commission report examined the progress of diarchy and constitutional reforms in British India, but its all-white, Indian-exclusion composition sparked widespread dissent and calls for Indian representation.
Trace the rise of India's working class, the formation of the All India Trade Union Congress in 1928, and the impact of factory acts and strikes.
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