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What is the lecture about?
What is the lecture about?
- The history of East India Company
- The making of the national movement from 1857-1957 (correct)
- The impact of British rule on India
- The role of Marathas in Indian politics
What was the sentiment developing among the people?
What was the sentiment developing among the people?
- A feeling of nationalism (correct)
- A longing for Maratha leadership
- A desire for British rule
- A demand for Paramount policies
What did people demand during that time?
What did people demand during that time?
- Continuation of British rule
- Self-governance (correct)
- Maratha leadership
- Paramount policies
What led to people taking to the streets and strikes?
What led to people taking to the streets and strikes?
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What was the ultimate goal of the people during the national movement?
What was the ultimate goal of the people during the national movement?
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National Movement
- The sentiment developing among the people was one of dissent and frustration with the existing government and social order.
- People demanded freedom, equality, and justice, as well as an end to oppressive rule and exploitation.
- The catalyst for people taking to the streets and engaging in strikes was the widespread dissatisfaction with the status quo and the desire for change.
- The ultimate goal of the people during the national movement was to overthrow the oppressive regime and establish a new, more just and equitable society.
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