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Which, among the following, separated the Extremists from the Revolutionaries?
Lack of faith in the British
Faith in Self-efforts.
Attainment of freedom as an ultimate goal.
Non-violent means to attain Swaraj.
There was a great deal of public debate and disagreement among Moderates and Extremists in the years 1905-1907, even when they were working together against the partitioning of Bengal. The Extremists wanted to extend the Swadeshi and the Boycott Movement from Bengal to the rest of the country. They also wanted to gradually extend the boycott from foreign goods to every form of association or cooperation with the colonial Government. The Moderates wanted to confine the boycott part of the movement to Bengal and were totally opposed to its extension to the Government.
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