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Nationalism and The Factors Affecting It

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The feeling of __________ motivated the people to fight for the independence of our country.

A

corruption

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imperialism

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C

oneness

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nationalism

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Solution

The correct option is D nationalism
People had a feeling that the Indians must be a part of an independent nation. The feeling of ‘nationalism’ motivated people to fight for the independence of our country.

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