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Class 10Social ScienceNationalism in IndiaThe Sense of Collective BelongingEasy
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Why was Vande Mataram sung repeatedly in the national movement?

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Correct answer: It inspired love for the motherland

Step 1: Vande Mataram respected the country as a mother. Step 2: This feeling increased national dedication. Step 3: Connect the emotion of the song with nationalism.

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  1. 1What is the main meaning of the sense of collective belonging?
  2. 2Why was collective belonging useful in the Indian national movement?
  3. 3Which feeling did the image of Bharat Mata create among people?
  4. 4The famous image of Bharat Mata is associated with which artist?
  5. 5How did showing Bharat Mata as a mother help nationalism?
  6. 6The song Vande Mataram is associated with which writer?
  7. 7How did Vande Mataram help the national movement?
  8. 8Why did nationalist leaders emphasise collecting folk tales?
  9. 9In which area did Rabindranath Tagore contribute to collective belonging?
  10. 10Natesa Sastri is remembered for which work?
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