Some important questions from History

1. Differences between the philosophies of Phan Boi Chou and Phan Chu trinh

2 Short note on Trung Sisters from the chapter Indo China

 

3ROLE OF WOMEN IN ANTI IMPERIALIST STRUGGLE IN VIETNAM

4 How did nationalism emerge in Vietnam through the efforts of different sections of

society to fight against the French? Analyse.
Ans:- Nationalism in Vietnam was the result of the efforts of different sections of society:
a. Many religious movements began in Vietnam to show their hostility to the presence of
French, and to Christianity. For example, Scholars movement of 1868.
b. The role of Phan Boi Chau, who formed the revolutionary society to resist French
domination, and who sought the support of the monarchy and the court to drive the French
out.
c. The role of Phan Chi Trinh who resisted French presence but was not totally against the
western ideas.
d. The Go East movement of the early 20thy century, which aimed to re establish the Nguyen
dynasty by seeking Japanese and the Chinese help.
e. Students, teachers actively resisted French presence and domination in schools.
f. The role of the rat catchers cannot also be undermined. The rat menace revealed the limits
of the colonial power.

NATIONALISM IN INDIA
 "The Civil Disobedience Movement was different from the Non-Cooperation
Movement." Support the statement with examples.
Ans:- The difference between non cooperation and civil disobedience movement are as
follows:
In the noncooperation movement, people were asked to refuse cooperation with the
British However, in the civil disobedience movement the agenda was not just to
refuse cooperation but to also break all laws established by the British.
The civil disobedience movement also witnessed the participation of women in larger
number. This possible with the efforts of Gandhi. The non-cooperation was just the
first mass movement so the participation was comparatively lesser as compared to in
the second mass movement.
The civil disobedience movement reached down to the participation of many more
social classes as compared to the non-cooperation movement. WE now see village
officials resigning from their seat, plantation workers participating in large numbers.