how did the first world war help in the national movement of India
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The First world war helped in creating the national movement in India in the following ways:
1. This war between 1914-18 created an acute shortage of food and deaths in many parts due to starvation.
2. The British Government forcefully recruited the local people and villagers in the war which caused widespread anger between the locals.
3. The peasants demanded low taxation but the British Government declined it.
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1. This war between 1914-18 created an acute shortage of food and deaths in many parts due to starvation.
2. The British Government forcefully recruited the local people and villagers in the war which caused widespread anger between the locals.
3. The peasants demanded low taxation but the British Government declined it.
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war created a new political and economic situtation. it led to an increase in expenditure. the war led to a price rise and hardship for comman people. war led to forced recuritment of people. acute shortage of food led to famine and misery. INDIANS began to realize that they were drawn in a war unnecessarily. this feeling united INDIANS against the British.
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