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Question : How did the concept of nationalism contribute to the partition of India?

Option 1: By promoting religious unity

Option 2: By advocating for a single national language

Option 3: By emphasizing the distinct identities of religious communities

Option 4: By encouraging economic collaboration between different regions


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Correct Answer: By emphasizing the distinct identities of religious communities


Solution : Correct Option: 3
Explanation: The concept of nationalism contributed to the partition of India by emphasizing the distinct identities of religious communities. This led to the demand for separate nations for Hindus and Muslims, ultimately resulting in the partition.

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