11. Assertive Nationalists adopted the policy of _________ to oppose the unjust acts of the British.(a) entreat and beseech(b) non-cooperation(c) passive redressal(d) prayers and petitions

Methods used by Early Nationalists were-(a) Assertive in their approach.(b) Constitutional within the framework of law.(c) Non-violent but uncooperative to authority.(d) Assertive in approach but within the framework of law.

What were the 3P's of the Early Nationalists?(a) Petition, Protests and Passion(b) Purpose, Persistence and Prayers(c) Petition, Prayers and Protests(d) Protests, Petition and Process

Which of the following is not a method of non-cooperation? Question 13Answera.Boycott British courtsb.Surrender titles c.Cooperation with militaryd.stablish our own schools and colleges

After the Revolt of 1857, the British rewarded the 'Friendly Princely states' who did not participate in the revolt by _______.*1 pointallowing them to build their own large armiespromising them of not annexing their states in the futureallowing them to pursue their own independent foreign policygranting them complete independence

A change in behaviour that is a result of a direct request from another isA.mindless conformity.B.obedience.C.compliance.D.private acceptance.