Indian nationalism came from:
Correct answer: A. A complex hybrid of elite civic nationalism, resistance to imperial Britain, and ethnically fragmented national identities
- A. A complex hybrid of elite civic nationalism, resistance to imperial Britain, and ethnically fragmented national identities
- B. Post-colonial resistance to state formation
- C. Ideology alone
- D. None of the options given is correct
Explanation
Indian nationalism developed through several interacting forces: elite civic ideas, resistance to British imperial rule, and the challenge of diverse ethnic identities. It was therefore not produced by ideology alone or by post-colonial resistance to state formation.
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