Question
What contributed to the growth of nationalism in India?
A.
the country's occupation by China
B.
the country's occupation by Great Britain
C.
the spread of Christianity in the country
D.
the spread of Buddhism in the country
A.
the country's occupation by China
B.
the country's occupation by Great Britain
C.
the spread of Christianity in the country
D.
the spread of Buddhism in the country
Answers
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The correct answer is:
B. the country's occupation by Great Britain
The occupation of India by Great Britain played a significant role in the growth of nationalism in the country. British colonial rule led to widespread discontent among Indians, resulting in the emergence of various nationalist movements aimed at gaining independence and asserting Indian identity and rights. This period saw the rise of influential leaders and organizations that mobilized the population against colonial rule, ultimately leading to India's independence in 1947.
B. the country's occupation by Great Britain
The occupation of India by Great Britain played a significant role in the growth of nationalism in the country. British colonial rule led to widespread discontent among Indians, resulting in the emergence of various nationalist movements aimed at gaining independence and asserting Indian identity and rights. This period saw the rise of influential leaders and organizations that mobilized the population against colonial rule, ultimately leading to India's independence in 1947.
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