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45-word combined answer: The Cotton Mill Workers’ Satyagraha took place in Ahmedabad, led by Mahatma Gandhi in 1918 to demand better wages and fair working conditions. The Congress Session of 1927 was held in Madras, where leaders discussed the demand ...
According to a reader from 1850, it was unfair that women had to obey the same laws and pay the same taxes as men, yet were not granted the right to vote or participate in political decisions.
The printing press deeply influenced religion in Europe. It enabled wide circulation of the Bible and reformist writings, spread Martin Luther’s ideas, weakened Church control, and encouraged individual interpretation of faith, sparking the Protestant Reformation.
Gutenberg’s printing press transformed Europe by enabling mass production of books. It reduced costs, increased literacy, spread new ideas rapidly, and supported the Renaissance and Reformation. Printing created a culture of reading and knowledge sharing across all social classes.
The Quit India Movement (1942) was more intense than earlier struggles. It demanded immediate independence, involved all social classes, and turned spontaneous and nationwide. British control weakened as strikes, protests, and sabotage spread across India.
