Question

How did the uprising of 1858 give rise to nationalism in india

Answer 1

National Consciousness was an outcome of the overall impact of British rule and its exploitative policies. The British colonial rule not only affected various sections of the Indian society, it also encouraged the emergence of national consciousness as a response and reaction to the British policies. At the mass level it found expression in the form of popular revolts and uprisings which were sporadic and transient in nature. In the latter half of the nineteenth century it led to the development of national political consciousness, and ultimately it gave birth to an organized national movement. Basically, the Indian nationalism arose to meet the challenge of foreign domination.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

The uprising of 1857 was the first struggle of the Indian people for freedom from Britishers. It paved the way for the rise of the national movement. The sacrifices made by revolutionaries served as a source of inspiration for the future freedom fighters. The heroic struggle also established valuable traditions of resistance to the British rule.

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