Which option correctly connects visualising the nation with political modernity?
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Correct answer: People were given an identity of nation and citizenship beyond the king
Political modernity involved a shift from loyalty centred only on a monarch or dynasty toward the ideas of citizens, popular sovereignty and a shared nation. Visual symbols helped people imagine this collective identity and recognise themselves as members of a national community. Option A expresses that change accurately. The other options describe neither the political meaning of national allegory nor the transition toward citizenship and nationhood.
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People were given an identity of nation and citizenship beyond the king
Why is this the correct answer?
Political modernity involved a shift from loyalty centred only on a monarch or dynasty toward the ideas of citizens, popular sovereignty and a shared nation. Visual symbols helped people imagine this collective identity and recognise themselves as members of a national community. Option A expresses that change accurately. The other options describe neither the political meaning of national allegory nor the transition toward citizenship and nationhood.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: The Age of Industrialisation. Topic: Visualising the Nation.
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