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The war provided an opportunity for Indian nationalists to push for greater autonomy and self-governance. While some supported the British war effort in hopes of gaining concessions, others saw it as an opportunity to demand independence. The war also highlighted the contradictions of British colonialism, as India was expected to sacrifice for a war in which it had no direct stake. India, then under British colonial rule, was drawn into the war effort as a part of the British Empire. Indian soldiers fought on various fronts, contributing significantly to the war effort.
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Factors leading to the Home Rule Movement |
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Tilak’s Indian Home Rule League |
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Annie Besant‘s All-India Home Rule |
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“Shiva …cut his wife into fifty-two pieces only to discover that he had fifty-two wives. This is what happens to the Government of India when it interns Mrs Besant.”- Montagu. |
Mohd Ali Jinnah worked hard for the Lucknow Pact between Congress and the Muslim League. For this, Sarojini Naidu called Mohd Ali Jinnah, “the Ambassador of Hindu-Muslim Unity”. |
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