Swadeshi movement
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The Swadeshi movement was a major early 20th-century Indian nationalist campaign that promoted the boycott of British goods and the use of indigenous products to resist colonial rule.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Indian independence movement
→
boycott movement → economic nationalism movement → political movement → |
| country |
India
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| culturalAspect |
composition of patriotic songs
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promotion of national education → use of rakhi-tying ceremonies in Bengal → |
| endTime |
around 1911
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| hasCause |
British colonial economic policies in India
→
Partition of Bengal (1905) → |
| hasEffect |
growth of Indian-owned banks and insurance companies
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politicization of the Indian middle class → spread of nationalist ideas beyond elites → stimulus to Indian textile mills → strengthening of extremist wing in Indian National Congress → |
| ideology |
Indian nationalism
→
anti-colonialism → economic self-reliance → |
| influenced |
Civil Disobedience Movement
→
Gandhian economic thought → Indian indigenous industries → Non-Cooperation Movement → |
| keyPerson |
Aurobindo Ghosh
→
Bal Gangadhar Tilak → Bipin Chandra Pal → Chittaranjan Das → Gopal Krishna Gokhale → Lala Lajpat Rai → Rabindranath Tagore → Surendranath Banerjee → |
| location |
Bengal Presidency
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Bombay Presidency → Madras Presidency → Punjab → United Provinces of Agra and Oudh → |
| mainGoal |
boycott of British goods
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promotion of indigenous Indian products → resistance to British colonial rule → |
| opposedBy |
British Raj
→
Lord Curzon → |
| opposedTo |
British economic exploitation of India
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import of foreign manufactured goods → |
| participant |
Extremist faction of the Indian National Congress
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Indian National Congress → Indian business community → Indian middle class → moderate nationalists in India → students in Bengal → |
| partOf |
Indian independence movement
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| practice |
boycott of British liquor
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boycott of British salt → boycott of British sugar → boycott of British textiles → burning of foreign cloth → organization of public meetings and processions → promotion of Indian-owned enterprises → promotion of khadi → use of indigenous education institutions → |
| significantEvent |
anti-partition agitation in Bengal
→
boycott resolutions at Indian National Congress sessions → |
| slogan |
Boycott
→
Swadeshi → |
| startTime |
1905
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| temporalContext |
early 20th century
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Referenced by (19)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Bal Gangadhar Tilak
→
Lala Lajpat Rai → Surendranath Banerjee → |
movement |
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Indian independence movement
→
Partition of Bengal 1905 → |
significantEvent |
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Bipin Chandra Pal
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advocated |
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Sevagram Ashram
("Khadi movement")
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associatedWith |
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Lakshmi Insurance Company
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associatedWithMovement |
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Indian nationalism
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hasKeyEvent |
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Ghare-Baire
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historicalContext |
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Lal Bal Pal
("Swadeshi")
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ideology |
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Indian nationalism
→
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influencedBy |
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Bal Gangadhar Tilak
("slogan "Swaraj is my birthright and I shall have it"")
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knownFor |
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Bal Gangadhar Tilak
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participantIn |
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Lal Bal Pal
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partOf |
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Vande Mataram
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politicalAssociation |
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Home Rule movement
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precededBy |
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Swadeshi movement
("Swadeshi")
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slogan |
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Indian National Congress movement
("swadeshi movement")
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usedMethod |