The national
movement is divided into two phases:
1) The Moderate Period (1885-1950): -
a.
In this period, Indians placed their demands through
applications and obliges, the moderate leaders did not oppose British power.
b.
They believed in Britishers reasoning and were of
the view that Indians would finally get their demands.
c.
They could also attract the attention of the British
government on Indian's exploitation. Justice was given to social, economic and
political issues.
d.
They created awareness and national movement among
Indians
2) The Extremist Period (1905-1920): -
a.
The extremist thoughts were different from the
moderate leaders.
b.
Extremists did not believe the righteous of British
officers.
c.
They put officers' demands aggressively and opposed
the Britishers' policy of injustice.
d.
The extremist leaders had Bal and Pal proposed four
principles Swarajya, Swadeshi, Boycott of foreign goods and National education
to make the Indian aware.
