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Political Stances During The 1930s
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Mind Map on Political Stances During The 1930s, created by Big Dawg Davany on 29/04/2013.
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Political Stances During The 1930s
First Round Table Conference
12th November 1930 - in the House of Lords
89 representaves - 16 from British Political Parties, 16 Princes and 57 nominees of the viceroy
Ended in January 1931
Two Basic Agreements
Central and provincial and executive power should be accountable to legislatures
British India and Indian India should be federally linked as one nation
Congress boycotted the event
Gandhi - Irwin Pact
Signed on the 5th March 1931
Gandhi's Side
Civil disobedience movement would be halted
Congress would participate in a recovened round table conference
Irwin's Side
An inquiry into police brutality would be held
Political prisoners not guilty would be released
banned organisations would be unb
fines cancelled
peaceful picketing in support of indian goods was permitted
future political changes would be in the interests of India
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