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What was the main reason for the suppression of the Revolt of 1857 by the British?
To maintain their control over India
Which of the following best describes the local rebellions in India after the Revolt of 1857?
They were geographically isolated and did not form a unified movement.
How did the awakening of Indians to their cultural heritage contribute to the growth of nationalism?
It instilled a sense of pride and awareness about their rich heritage.
What role did Western scholars like Max Mueller and William Jones play in the growth of nationalism in India?
They translated Indian texts and made Indians aware of their cultural richness.
Which group played a significant role in making Indians aware of their cultural heritage through translation works?
Theosophical Society
What effect did the local agitations in India have on British colonial rule?
They did not pose a significant threat to British colonial rule.
How did the feeling of nationalism evolve in India over time?
It gradually spread across the country, leading to a desire for freedom from foreign domination.
What role did the Nationalist Movement play in India's eventual freedom from colonial rule?
It was instrumental in achieving independence from British rule.
Explore the events leading up to and following the Revolt of 1857 against British rule in India. Understand how local agitations and resistance movements contributed to the growing discontent among the Indian population.
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