How were the nationalist movements in Kenya and India different? The Kenyan nationalist movement achieved its goals quickly after a national
strike; the Indian nationalist movement had violent strife for decades.
The Kenyan nationalist was able to achieve its goal of independence, while the
Indian nationalist movement was stopped by a colonial power.
The Kenyan nationalist movement was an internal struggle; the Indian nationalist
movement was a struggle against outside forces.
The Kenyan nationalist movement used violent means to achieve its aims, while
the Indian nationalist movement employed nonviolent protests.