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How did imperialism contribute to unity in the growth of nationalism in India?
How did Imperialism contribute to unity and the growth of nationalism in India? How did imperialism contribute to unity and the growth of nationalism in india?
India was partitioned to create Pakistan due to this form of nationalism?
India was partitioned and Pakistan was created out of religious nationalism. Pakistan created a country for Muslims who were living in majority-Hindu India.
What two radical political ideas did some see as an answer to economic problems?
Socialism and nationalism
Who is the father of assertive nationalism?
Bal Gangadhar Tilak is the father of assertive nationalism in India
Can you explain nationalism in Europe and India?
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What were the supporting factors for nationalism in India?
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What is India's nationalism?
Hindi, spoken by 30 percent of the population.
What is Aggressive nationalism?
Aggressive Nationalism is the aggressiveness between two countries, that will eventually begin a war or some type of argument between two countries or two leaders. Expansionist nationalism is an aggressive and radical form of nationalism that incorporates autonomous, patriotic sentiments with a belief in expansionism.
Conclusion on hotel industries in India?
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What has the author MRT written?
MRT. has written: 'Pakistan and Muslim India. Nationalism in conflict in India'
Who is the pioneer of economic nationalism in India?
bipin chandra paul
What was the view of Lenin contemporary Rosa Luxemburg on nationalism?
One of Lenin's contemporaries was Polish socialist Rosa Luxememburg. Her view on nationalism struck Lenin as utopian. Luxemburg had a radical view on nationalism. She denied nationalism and nations all significance in the struggle of the workers. She believed nationalism was an ideology belonging to preindustrial societies. Therefore no attention need be paid to it among the classes fighting either the bourgeois or the proletarian revolution. Socialists in Poland drew loyal followers based on her radical ideas. Lenin avoided what he considered to be utopian programs as unrealistic.
