what is mass nationalism?
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the sense of collective belonging is on a large scale is called mass nationalism
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The war and the immediate post-war years witnessed truly dramatic changes in Indian life, the three universally accepted crucial landmarks being constitutional reforms (Secretary of State Montagu’s declaration of 20 August 1917, followed by the Montagu-Chelmsford Report of 1918 and the Government of India Act of 1919), the emergence of Gandhi as leader of a qualitatively new all-India mass nationalism, and important shifts in India’s colonial economy. Considerable differences exist, however, as regards the precise nature and significance of these new features and their mutual interaction.
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