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A quick-fire table gathering every memory hook used in this book, so you can drill them as a standalone set once you've read both content chapters at least once.

Cluster / Topic Memory Hook
Anushilan Samiti vs Jugantar "Anushilan is the parent (1902), Jugantar is the militant child (1906)" — parent comes first.
Kakori (1925) Peg: "Kak-ori" → a crow (kaak) raiding a train carriage — HRA's train robbery.
Chittagong Armoury Raid (1930) "Masterda's blackboard raid" — schoolteacher Surya Sen chalks up a plan to raid the armoury.
Bhagat Singh's hanging "23 rings on the 23rd" — 23 March 1930, Shaheed Diwas, three martyrs (Bhagat Singh, Rajguru, Sukhdev).
Chandrashekhar Azad's death "Free in the park" — Azad (meaning "free") shoots himself rather than be captured, at Alfred Park, 1931.
Ghadar Party Peg: "Ghadar" sounds like "guard-her" → Indian immigrant guards abroad plotting revolt — founded in San Francisco, 1913, not in India.
Subhas Chandra Bose & INA "Netaji takes over the wheel" — Rash Behari Bose builds the car (INA, 1942), Subhas Chandra Bose drives it from 1943.
INA Trials (1945) "Three faiths, one dock" — Sahgal (Hindu), Dhillon (Sikh), Shah Nawaz Khan (Muslim) tried together at the Red Fort.

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