Growth of Militant Nationalism & Revolutionary Activities (1905-1918)

Analyze critically the tactics used by extremist leaders to foster a feeling of identity and national cohesion.

Analyze how revolutionary leaders like Chandrashekhar Azad, Bhagat Singh, and Aurobindo Ghosh contributed to the armed resistance movement against the British rule.

Discuss the Ghadar movement’s relevance and impact on the nationalist fight, particularly in the Indian diaspora.

Analyze the British response to the mounting threat of revolutionary activity, including the implementation of oppressive measures and counter-intelligence.

Assess the influence of the Partition of Bengal and the subsequent Swadeshi movement on the rise of militant nationalism.

Examine the elements that contributed to the radicalization of the nationalist movement and the formation of militant and revolutionary factions.

In the violent struggle against colonial rule, talk about the role played by revolutionary groups like the Anushilan Samiti and the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association.

Examine how the Home Rule Movement and the Morley-Minto Reforms influenced the political environment and the nationalist reaction.

Talk about the tactics that the revolutionaries used, such as armed uprisings, bomb attacks, and political assassinations.

Consider how the First World War affected the militant nationalist movement by posing new obstacles and opportunities.