Here is a term paper on the ‘Evangelical Movement in Britain’ especially written for school and college students. Its leaders are usually identified as the 'Evangelicals', chief of whom was William Wilberforce, friend of the younger Pitt, whose special cause was the abolition of slavery. But it is better to think of the movement in a broader context than is [...]
The below mentioned article provides an essay on bhagvatism. Jainism could never be a religion of the majority of the Indian people and Buddhism after having attained its ascendancy over the whole of India for once, practically vanished from it. It is only the Vedic religion which has remained the most popular religion in India till today, though, of course, [...]
In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to Nationalist Movement (1905-18) 2. Recognition of the True Nature of British Rule 3. Growth of Self-Respect and Self-Confidence 4. Grow of Education and Unemployment 5. International Influences 6. Existence of a Militant Nationalist School of Thought and Other Details. Contents: Introduction to Nationalist Movement (1905-18) Recognition of the True Nature [...]