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Factors Promoting The Growth of National and Foundation of The Indian National Congress

ICSE · Class 10 · History & Civics

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Understanding Nationalism

  • Nationalism denotes patriotism and love for one's country
  • It compelled people to overthrow foreign domination and seek independence
  • The doctrine of nationalism developed into the belief that India deserved independent statehood
2

Economic Factors Leading to Nationalism

  • British policy of economic exploitation was the primary cause of discontent
  • India's economic system was adjusted to benefit England, not Indians
  • Wealth drain from India to Britain impoverished the country
3

Political and Administrative Factors

  • The Great Rising of 1857 created political consciousness and anti-British sentiment
  • British imperialism unified India under one government, creating political unity
  • Lord Lytton's repressive policies (1876-1880) accelerated nationalist movement
4

Social and Cultural Factors

  • Western education and thought created new political consciousness
  • English language became medium for spreading democratic and nationalist ideas
  • Ideas of liberty, equality, and fraternity from American and French Revolutions inspired Indians

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Nationalism refers to patriotism and loveThe British followed a systematic policyDeveloped by Dadabhai NaorojiIntroduced by Lord LyttonThe bill proposed by C

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