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What gave the reformers immense confidence and moral support in promoting new laws?
What gave the reformers immense confidence and moral support in promoting new laws?
- Money power
- Knowledge of ancient texts (correct)
- Christian missionaries
- Forced conversion
Why were Christian missionaries attacked by many people in the country?
Why were Christian missionaries attacked by many people in the country?
- Supporting caste distinctions
- Suspicion of forced conversion to Christianity (correct)
- Forced conversion to Hinduism
- Promoting widow burning
What led to Vidyasagar and other reformers setting up schools for girls?
What led to Vidyasagar and other reformers setting up schools for girls?
- Supporting child marriage
- Encouraging education for girls (correct)
- Forced conversion
- Promoting caste distinctions
Which idea did the reformers try to convince people was not supported by ancient texts?
Which idea did the reformers try to convince people was not supported by ancient texts?
What did the people suspect Christian missionaries of doing in terms of conversions?
What did the people suspect Christian missionaries of doing in terms of conversions?
What kind of labor opportunities opened up for people from low castes in the British period?
What kind of labor opportunities opened up for people from low castes in the British period?
Why did Jyotirao Phule dedicate his book 'Gulamgiri' to the American movement to free slaves?
Why did Jyotirao Phule dedicate his book 'Gulamgiri' to the American movement to free slaves?
What did B. R. Ambedkar seek to achieve through the temple entry movement?
What did B. R. Ambedkar seek to achieve through the temple entry movement?
Why were Jyotirao Phule and Ramaswami Naicker critical of the national movement?
Why were Jyotirao Phule and Ramaswami Naicker critical of the national movement?
Who founded the Brahmo Samaj?
Who founded the Brahmo Samaj?
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Reformers' Confidence Source
Reformers' Confidence Source
Knowledge of ancient texts provided moral and intellectual support for reformers advocating new laws.
Missionary Attacks
Missionary Attacks
Christian missionaries faced opposition due to suspicions of forcing conversions.
Girls' Education Push
Girls' Education Push
Reformers like Vidyasagar established schools for girls to encourage education for women.
Challenging Caste
Challenging Caste
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Missionary Suspicion
Missionary Suspicion
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Low Caste Jobs
Low Caste Jobs
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Gulamgiri's Inspiration
Gulamgiri's Inspiration
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Dalit Temple Entry Aim
Dalit Temple Entry Aim
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National Movement Critique
National Movement Critique
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Brahmo Samaj Founder
Brahmo Samaj Founder
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Study Notes
Reform Movements
- The reformers gained immense confidence and moral support from the British government's liberal policies and the activism of Christian missionaries in promoting new laws.
Christian Missionaries
- Christian missionaries were attacked by many people in the country because they were suspected of converting people to Christianity through fraudulent means.
Education for Girls
- Vidyasagar and other reformers set up schools for girls because they believed that education was essential for the upliftment of women.
Interpreting Ancient Texts
- The reformers tried to convince people that the idea of caste hierarchy was not supported by ancient texts.
Conversions and Suspicions
- People suspected Christian missionaries of using fraudulent means to convert people to Christianity.
Labor Opportunities
- The British period opened up new labor opportunities for people from low castes in the form of work in plantations, mines, and factories.
Struggle for Human Rights
- Jyotirao Phule dedicated his book 'Gulamgiri' to the American movement to free slaves, drawing parallels between the struggles of the American slaves and the Indians under British rule.
Temple Entry Movement
- B. R. Ambedkar sought to achieve the right of entry for the "untouchables" into Hindu temples through the temple entry movement.
Criticisms of the National Movement
- Jyotirao Phule and Ramaswami Naicker were critical of the national movement because they believed it was dominated by the upper castes and ignored the concerns of the lower castes.
Brahmo Samaj
- Raja Ram Mohan Roy founded the Brahmo Samaj, a reform movement that aimed to eradicate social evils and promote women's education.
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Explore NCERT solutions for Class 8 Social Science History Chapter 9 'Women, Caste and Reform'. This quiz covers questions related to social ideas, ancient texts, and the promotion of new laws by reformers.