10 Questions
What factor contributed to the rise of nationalism in India during the first phase of the national movement?
Growth of national consciousness
Why did frequent famines in India lead to a political awakening among the people?
Because they highlighted poverty and suffering
What role did the British attitude play in shaping the nationalist movement in India?
Fueling feelings of inferiority and opposition to British rule
Why did the reservation of certain hospitals and parks for Europeans contribute to opposition against British rule?
It reinforced social segregation and discrimination
What was a significant outcome of India's unification under British rule as one unit?
Growing opposition to British rule
What was a major factor contributing to the discontent against British rule in India?
The exploitation experienced by all sections of society
How did the British treat India in terms of agriculture and industry?
They viewed it as a source of raw materials and a market for British goods
What effect did working in modern industries have on the people from different parts of India?
It strengthened the sense of solidarity and togetherness
What role did the railways, telegraph, and postal system play in people's interactions in India?
They facilitated contact and interaction among people
How did the British view India in terms of employment opportunities for the educated population?
They limited employment opportunities for the educated Indians
Explore the factors that contributed to the rise of nationalism in India during the first phase of the National Movement. Learn about how a common national identity led to organized movements representing the aspirations of the Indian people as a whole.
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