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Can you think of the factors that have contributed to the rise of nationalism

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Answered by richasingh80
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Answered by adarshtiwari1144
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The main reason for the rise of nationalism was the contradiction between the colonial regime and the Indian people. The exploitative and alien character of the British rule led to the resentment and many uprisings among the Indians. To maintain effective control of the government the British adopted several measures. But these measures also helped the Indians to evolve a conception of Indian nationalism.

A major form of the colonial rule was on centralisation. It strove to govern the British-ruled portion of India from a single centre. It also created a unified system of administration. Thus the military, police, judiciary, revenue collection departments and various other system of governance were made uniform for the whole of British-ruled territories. Many of the princely states also tended to follow the British pattern.

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