11 Questions
What is the main idea that emerged regarding India and its people during the nationalist movements?
India belongs to all its people regardless of differences.
What was a key feature of the nationalist movements in India as mentioned in the text?
The belief that the people should be sovereign.
What was the significance of the political associations formed after 1850 in India?
To advocate for the sovereignty and well-being of all people of India.
Why did the political associations in India work with the idea that people should be sovereign?
To empower all individuals and promote modern consciousness.
What concept did the name 'Poona Sarvajanik Sabha' emphasize according to the text?
'Sarvajanik' symbolizing unity and inclusivity of all people.
In what way did the political associations distinguish their goals according to the text?
By stating goals that represented all the people of India.
What was the purpose of the Arms Act passed in 1878?
To prevent Indians from possessing arms
What was the outcome of the Vernacular Press Act of 1878?
It authorized the government to seize assets of newspapers critical of the government
Why did the attempt to introduce the Ilbert Bill in 1883 lead to a furore?
Because it sought to establish equality between British and Indian judges
How did white opposition affect the fate of the Ilbert Bill in 1883?
It forced the government to withdraw the bill
What did the events surrounding the Ilbert Bill highlight about British attitudes in India?
Their racial attitudes towards Indians
Explore the emergence of nationalism in India and the questioning of national identity during British colonial rule. Understand how the concept of India as a nation for all its people began to take shape.
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