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Question
Assertive Nationalists adopted the policy of ______ to oppose the unjust acts of the British.
Options
Entreat and beseech
Non-cooperation
Passive redressal
Prayers and petitions
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Solution
Assertive Nationalists adopted the policy of non-cooperation to oppose the unjust acts of the British.
Explanation:
Assertive Nationalists advocated for a boycott of British goods, institutions, and government services. This strategy, also called passive resistance or the Swadeshi and Boycott movements, aimed to paralyze the administration and force the British to concede to demands for Swaraj (self-rule), rather than merely requesting reforms.
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