Answer:
The moderates had faith in the British and were loyal to the British throne. They wanted to bring about gradual change without any revolt. They were of the view that the British would give in to the genuine demands of the Indians. They believed in adopting constitutional methods for agitation without any violence. They believed in passingre solutions, sending petitions and appeals to the British government. The views of the Extremists were radically different from the Moderates. They had no faith or trust in the British. They wanted self-rule or swaraj and believed that action was needed to achieve this. According to them, national problems could only be solved by vigorous agitation. Their methods were aggressive band they wanted the Indians to unite and force the British out of the country and establish swaraj.
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