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The Indian freedom struggle is on of the most important events in the history of India. The struggle led to India's independence from British rule in 1947 and was achieved through non-violent means. This article discusses about some of the most famous leaders and personalities of Indian freedom movement, their contributions towards the freedom struggle, and impact they made despite their relatively short lives. It also explains about British colonialism in India which led to many people joining fight against it for their own interests. For beginners starting with this topic, there are explanations about terms like Mahatma Gandhi, Satyagraha or Non-Cooperation Campaign which you might not be familiar with. There are also information about the British Government in India since independence, why they were ousted from power, and what was the legacy of that. This article also discusses about Non-cooperation Movement which was integral part of the freedom struggle in India. Non-cooperation Movement was a key stage in Indian freedom movement which helped to spreading ideals of satyagraha throughout entire country. It became an important part of unity among various communities and sects which otherwise remained divided at that time due to various reasons. Besides being a form of national politics, it also smoothened down rough edges between people especially the religious communities because there were people who were not religious but still accepted satyagraha as their way to peace and unity among all groups. The last part of the article discusses about the results of the freedom struggle in India and how it shaped future generations. I am not exactly sure at which time I am going to get completeness on this topic (because there is a lot to be discussed), but I decided to launch this article since even though there is a lot of information available one cannot find a comprehensive discussion on it. I hope you find this article helpful and informative. Mainstream historians in India have tended to treat Lord Curzon as a benign colonial ruler in comparison with the others, especially with Lord Dalhousie, who they have portrayed as an irredeemable monster. Curzon has been praised by some Indian and British scholars and members of the British Parliament for his role in establishing education and communication systems in the country. Others have called him both an unprincipled viceroy, who was partly responsible for the sepoy mutiny, and a self-serving politician whose actions often harmed India's interests. Alexander Hamilton has been described as a scholar-turned-financier who used his wealth to further his political career in the early years of the United States. He began his career as a financier, working closely with Alexander Hamilton in New York State politics during the early stages of the United States' infancy. He was eventually appointed Vice President of the United States under Thomas Jefferson; then, to the House of Representatives in 1796, and then to the Senate in 1801. Alexander Hamilton was a financier and politician. He is most famous for his leadership role in establishing the financial institutions such as the New York Stock Exchange and the Bank of New York. He also helped establish one of America's first insurance companies, which would later become one of America's largest insurers today. Hamilton also was a commander-in-chief during the Revolutionary War and served as Secretary of Treasury under President George Washington and again under President John Adams. cfa1e77820
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