State four factors that led to the growth of nationalism in India.

Western education spread liberal and nationalist ideas and gave Indians a common language in which to discuss them. The rediscovery of India's past through the work of scholars restored self-respect. The economic exploitation of India and the drain of its wealth united people in discontent. Modern means of transport and communication, and a national press, brought Indians together and spread ideas quickly.

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Explanation

The racial arrogance of the British administration, seen in episodes such as the Ilbert Bill agitation, sharpened all of these.