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what was the role of repressive colonial policies in growth of nationalism in India

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Answered by aman81930

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This Act was not applicable to English newspapers. - Introduced the Indian Arms Act (1879) This act made it a criminal offence for Indians to carry arms without a licence. ... These repressive colonial policies provided a stimulus to political agitation & quickened the pace of Indian nationalism.

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