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SociologyIndian Society: Patterns of Social Inequality and Exclusion

Which of the following statements about the middle class reform movem…

Which of the following statements about the middle class reform movements are correct?

(A) Many reformers came from the newly emerging western educated Indian middle class.
(B) The women's question arose as part of the eighteenth century middle class reform movements.
(C) Many reformers used both western democratic ideals and pride in their democratic past for women's rights.
(D) Ranade was a leading reformer of the widow remarriage movement in Bengal.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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Correct answer: option 4

The correct answer is Option (4) → A and C only

(A) Many reformers came from the newly emerging western educated Indian middle class. — Correct. Many reformers came from the newly emerging western educated Indian middle class. This is why these are called middle class reform movements.

(B) The women's question arose as part of the eighteenth century middle class reform movements. — Incorrect. The women's question arose in the nineteenth century reform movements. The eighteenth century is the wrong period.

(C) Many reformers used both western democratic ideals and pride in their democratic past for women's rights. — Correct. The reformers drew on the democratic ideals of the modern west and on pride in their own democratic past. Many used both these resources to fight for women's rights.

(D) Ranade was a leading reformer of the widow remarriage movement in Bengal. — Incorrect. Ranade was a leading reformer of the widow remarriage movement in the Bombay Presidency. Bengal was the region of Raja Rammohun Roy's anti-sati campaign.

NCERT (2026-27): “5.3 Struggle for women’s equality and rights …
The women’s question arose in modern India as part of the nineteenth century middle class social reform movements. The nature of these movements varied from region to region. They are often termed as middle class reform movements because many of these reformers were from the newly emerging western educated Indian middle class. They were often at once inspired by the democratic ideals of the modern west and by a deep pride in their own democratic traditions of the past. Many used both these resources to fight for women’s rights. We can only give illustrative examples here. We draw from the anti-sati campaign led by Raja Rammohun Roy in Bengal, the widow remarriage movement in the Bombay Presidency where Ranade was one of the leading reformers, from Jyotiba Phule’s simultaneous attack on caste and gender oppression, and from the social reform movement in Islam led by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan.”

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