3. 1.How did the first world war impact the social,political and
economic life in India?
2.Discuss the satyagraha movements launched by Gandhi after
arriving in India
3.How did Gandhi merge the Khilafat issue with the Non-
cooperation movement?
4. Nationalism is the feeling of oneness among the
people living in a territory.
5. Why growth of nationalism in the colonies is linked to an anti-colonial movement?
Anti-colonial movement gave a strong issue to the people
with which they could identify and could come on a common
platform.
6. The growth of nationalism is connected to the anti-colonial movement.
7. Many causes to develop nationalism
First World War - How did the first world war impact the social,political and
economic life in India?
Khilafat Movement - How Khilafat movement is associated with Indian
Nationalism ?
Gandhi - Discuss the growth and progress of nationalism under Gandhiji
Non- Cooperation Movement & Civil Disobedience Movement
Art, History , Folklore -
How did art, History, Folklore develop a sense of collective belonging?
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9. Increase in defence expenditure due to the war
led to the increase in taxes, custom duties,
prices and the introduction of war loans.
Extreme poverty and forced recruitments in the army
During 1918–19 & 1920–21, food shortages due to the failure of crops and
famines and epidemics,etc created issues among the people against the
foreign rule.
10.
11. Satyagraha - Gandhi
Means appeal for truth.
Mahatma Gandhi introduced this concept during his stay in South Africa.
It is based on the ideals of truth and nonviolence.
1915 - Returned from S.A
20. Flag
1907 - Swadeshi Movement 1921 Gandhi’s Flag The Swaraj flag became
the official flag of Congress at the 1931
meeting
red colour signifying Hindus and the green
standing for Muslim
21. On 14 July 1947, spinning wheel of the Congress flag was replaced by the Chakra (wheel) from the
Lion Capital of Ashoka.
According to Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the chakra was chosen as it was representative of dharma and law
