The Home Rule Movement was aimed at

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The Home Rule Movement was aimed at

A. complete independence for India

B. complete autonomy to India

C. self-government for India within the British Commonwealth

D. larger participation of Indians in India's administration

Answer: Option C

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Annie Besant gave new hope to the country. “The moment of England's difficulty is the moment of India's opportunity.” She started the Home Rule League Movement to be later supported fully by Tilak. It aimed at self-government for India within the British Commonwealth.

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