Freedom Fighters introduces children to the people who led India's struggle for independence, from Rani Lakshmibai in 1857 to Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra Bose, Sardar Patel, Sarojini Naidu and many more. Each question gives a clue, like a famous slogan or event, and every answer comes with a short fact.
How to play
- Read the clue: a nickname, a slogan or an event.
- Choose which freedom fighter it describes.
- Read the fact that appears after you answer.
- Each round introduces new heroes and events.
Controls
Tap / ClickChoose an answer
1 – 4Choose an answer with the keyboard
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Tips for learners
- Many leaders are remembered by a title: "Iron Man of India" (Sardar Patel) or "Nightingale of India" (Sarojini Naidu).
- Famous slogans are great memory hooks: "Do or Die" (Gandhi, 1942), "Swaraj is my birthright" (Tilak).
- The freedom struggle included people from every region of India.
- Ask an adult to tell you a story about one of these heroes.
For parents and teachers
Freedom Fighters is part of Gamlet Learn, free learning games for children. It is designed for ages 9–14 and plays in short rounds that get gradually harder, with gentle feedback and a fact after each answer. There is no sign-up and we don't collect children's personal data. Scores are saved only on this device.
