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Get startedFactors Promoting Growth of Nationalism
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- Growth of Nationalism
- Economic Factors
- Drain of Wealth
- Heavy Taxation
- Industrial Decline
- Unemployment
- Political Factors
- Revolt of 1857
- Repressive Policies
- Racial Discrimination
- Administrative Unity
- Social Factors
- Western Education
- Press and Literature
- Reform Movements
- Cultural Revival
- Communication
- Railways
- Telegraph
- Postal System
- Newspapers
- Economic Factors
Factors Leading to Growth of Nationalism
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- Growth of Nationalism
- Economic Factors
- Wealth Drain
- Heavy Taxation
- Destruction of Industries
- Unemployment
- Political Factors
- Revolt of 1857
- Repressive Policies
- Racial Discrimination
- Administrative Unity
- Social Cultural Factors
- Western Education
- Press and Literature
- Rediscovery of Past
- Transport Communication
- Religious Reform
- Raja Rammohan Roy
- Jyotiba Phule
- Swami Vivekananda
- Social Awakening
- Economic Factors
Key Events Leading to Formation of Indian National Congress
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- 1857
- Great Rising of 1857
- First organized revolt against British
- 1866
- East India Association
- Dadabhai Naoroji in London
- 1876
- Lord Lytton becomes Viceroy
- Beginning of repressive policies
- 1878
- Vernacular Press Act
- Arms Act passed
- 1883
- Ilbert Bill Controversy
- Racial discrimination exposed
- 1885
- Indian National Congress
- Founded on December 28
Growth of Indian nationalism and the foundation of the Indian National Congress as a response to British rule, exploitation, and rising political consciousness
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- Growth of Indian nationalism and the foundation of the Indian National Congress as a response to British rule, exploitation, and rising political consciousness
- British policy of economic exploitation
- Effects of the Revolt of 1857
- British imperialism and political unity
- Repressive colonial policies
- Transport and communication
- Western thought and education
- Indian press and literature
- Racial segregation
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