In the context of the American Revolution, moderates were those who sought reconciliation with Britain while advocating for colonial rights, often favoring gradual reform and negotiation. Key figures included John Dickinson and George Washington, who aimed for a peaceful resolution. In contrast, radicals pushed for complete independence and were more willing to resort to confrontational tactics, exemplified by leaders like Samuel Adams and Patrick Henry, who rallied support for revolutionary action and the fight against British authority.
The Radicals were opposed to the "politics of prayers" followed by the Moderates within the Congress. They explored more radical objectives and methods. They emphasised the importance of self reliance and constructive work. They argued that people must rely on their own strength, not on the "good" intentions of the government (as was the stated policy of the Moderates). They believed that people must fight for swaraj .Posted by ayush varma(kv student)
The three estates included conservatives - they did not want to change existing conditions radicals- they wanted to get rid of the king and set up a republic moderates- they had no extreme views and sided with either/or depending on the issue
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The leaders who led the Congress and the National movement from 1885 to 1905 were called moderates because they were staunch believers in open-minded and 'moderate' politics .
In the Legislative Assembly during the French Revolution, the radicals sat on the left side. This group, known as the Montagnards or Jacobins, advocated for more extreme measures and significant changes in governance, including the overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of a republic. Their position on the left symbolized their revolutionary ideals and commitment to social and political reform.
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Radicals were Patrick Henry, Sam Adams, John Adams, Charles Thompson Moderates were John Dickinson and George Washington
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The legislation that was passed by the moderates and radicals in 1866 was the Civil Rights Act. It gave the African Americans the freedom to become citizens and to forbid the use of the Black Codes.
The early leaders of the Congress were known as as the Moderates. They believed in asking the English government for reforms. The another group within Congress were called the Radicals. They wanted to oppose the English strongly.
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The Radicals were opposed to the "politics of prayers" followed by the Moderates within the Congress. They explored more radical objectives and methods. They emphasised the importance of self reliance and constructive work. They argued that people must rely on their own strength, not on the "good" intentions of the government (as was the stated policy of the Moderates). They believed that people must fight for swaraj .Posted by ayush varma(kv student)
The three estates included conservatives - they did not want to change existing conditions radicals- they wanted to get rid of the king and set up a republic moderates- they had no extreme views and sided with either/or depending on the issue
Surat did not split. the indian national congress split into two (radicals and moderates) during the session in surat in 1907