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Growth of Nationalism: Socio-Religious Reforms, Influence of Western Education and Role of Press
Lesson 9 of 13 • 9 upvotes • 14:40mins
Tirup Parmar
In this lecture, we will discuss the Factors which are responsible for the growth of nationalism like - socio-religious reforms, repressive colonial policies, Lord Lytton and the Vernacular Press Act, Lord Rippon Viceroy of India & Role of press in Indian freedom struggle.
Study ICSE Class 10 History Using Mind Mapping Techniques
13 lessons • 2h 55m
1
Course Overview
7:19mins
2
Revolt of 1857: Political Causes which Led to the Revolt
13:50mins
3
Revolt of 1857: Socio - Economic Causes
14:17mins
4
First War of Independence 1857: Economic causes - Military Causes
14:55mins
5
The First War of Independence 1857: Military Causes and Immediate Cause
14:46mins
6
The First war of Independence 1857: Events of War
12:57mins
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The First War of Independence 1857: Consequences of War and Drawbacks of War
12:49mins
8
Growth of Nationalism: Minor Movements and Factors Responsible for Growth of Nationalism
14:49mins
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Growth of Nationalism: Socio-Religious Reforms, Influence of Western Education and Role of Press
14:40mins
10
Growth of Nationalism: Rediscovery of India's Past and European Scholars
14:43mins
11
Programmes and Achievements of Early Nationalist: Phases, Background, Belief, Objective and Demands
14:21mins
12
Programmes and Achievements of Early Nationalist: Civilian Reforms and Methods
11:25mins
13
Programmes and Achievements of Early Nationalist: Criticism and Prominent Leaders
14:51mins
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