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Why did the Britishers encourage Indians to take Western education?
Why did the Britishers encourage Indians to take Western education?
- To support administration and work on lower posts (correct)
- To discourage Indians from seeking education
- To promote Indian leadership in the government
- To diminish Indian culture and traditions
What did educated Indians come to realize about the Britishers' intentions?
What did educated Indians come to realize about the Britishers' intentions?
- The Britishers had no hidden agenda in promoting education
- The Britishers were providing genuine support to Indians
- The Britishers genuinely wanted to uplift Indian society
- They were being deceived by the Britishers (correct)
What did the educated Indians do in response to their realization about the British rule?
What did the educated Indians do in response to their realization about the British rule?
- Praised the British administration
- Ignored the unfairness and continued as before
- Joined the British administration in large numbers
- Protested against the British rules (correct)
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