The Nationalist Movement That Led to India's Independence

question 66

Multiple Choice

The nationalist movement that led to India's independence

• A) was promoted and supported by the traditional rural elite.
• B) universally rejected violence in favor of civil disobedience.
• C) developed in part because of economic modernization.
• D) advocated an independent India that also advocated that Britain retain control of Pakistan.
• E) was ruthlessly suppressed by the British who refused to make any concessions to it.

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