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The Partition of Bengal The Partition of Bengal
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The Swadeshi Movement The Swadeshi Movement
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Extremists and Moderates Extremists and Moderates
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Revolutionary Activities Revolutionary Activities
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Government Repression Government Repression
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The Morley-Minto Reforms The Morley-Minto Reforms
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Muslim Separatism Muslim Separatism
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Five Chapter Five The New Spirit 1900–1909
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Published:August 1991
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Abstract
The first section of this chapter describes the partition of Bengal. The second considers the Swadeshi movement. The third section describes extremists and moderates. The fourth section looks into revolutionary activities. The fifth section examines the government repression. The sixth section discusses the Morley-Minto reforms. The last section considers Muslim separatism. Throughout 1905 and 1906, the Swadeshi spirit spread. Physically, it moved from Bengal to Maharashtra, Madras and other provinces. More importantly, it forced its way into the mainstream of Indian politics. It was at this time that signs of cleavage began to grow evident in the Congress. The government was quick to take steps against the extremists and revolutionaries. Restrictions were imposed on newspapers and public meetings.
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