Question

Which of the following best explains the impact of the passing of the Rowlatt acts on India nationalism?

The rowlatt acts encouraged unorganized results of independence across all of India.
The rowlatt acts were met with peaceful demonstration, reassuring the British faith in Punjab.
The rowlatt acts led to a support revolt because they disrespected the Indian soldiers religions.
The rowlatt acts Helped destroy the faith of Indians, and a peaceful Indian British ruling of India.

Answer 1

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The Rowlatt Acts sparked widespread opposition and led to a surge in Indian nationalist sentiment and unity against British colonial rule. Indian leaders organized protests and demonstrations, which eventually culminated in the Non-Cooperation Movement and the Civil Disobedience Movement. The acts significantly contributed to the growth of Indian nationalism and the demand for self-rule. Therefore, the best explanation is that the Rowlatt Acts encouraged unorganized results of independence across all of India.