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Economic causes that led to the growth of nationalism?​

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Two economic factors responsible for the growth of nationalism in India: The government levied high taxes on land. Revenues were generally not reduced even during droughts, floods etc., deteriorating the condition of the Indian peasantry. The educated Indians were not appointed to high posts.

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