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The social and religious reformers of the 19th century became the early pioneers of Indian nationalism. Describe any three ways in which the Reform Movements of the 19th century aroused nationalist ideas.
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The reform Movement went a long way towards arousing nationalistic passion against foreign domination.
- All these reformers denounced untouchability and the rigidities of the caste system. The ideas of brotherhood and equality attracted the attention of the so called lower castes.
- All the reformers believed that the uplift of women must come first and then only can any good come about for the country. They taught us that the Western nations attained greatness by paying proper respect to women.
- At a time when nation was seized with despair and idleness, Dayananda and Vivekananda boldly preached the gospel of strength and self reliance.
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