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Class 10Social ScienceChapter 2: Nationalism in IndiaTowards Civil DisobedienceMediumLevel 24
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Why was the salt law seen as a symbol of colonial control?

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Correct answer: Because the government kept tax and control over an essential item

Step 1: Salt was an essential item of daily life. Step 2: Control over it showed the interference of colonial rule. Step 3: Connect the salt law with control and injustice.

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Because the government kept tax and control over an essential item

Why is this the correct answer?

Step 1: Salt was an essential item of daily life. Step 2: Control over it showed the interference of colonial rule. Step 3: Connect the salt law with control and injustice.

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This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: Chapter 2: Nationalism in India. Topic: Towards Civil Disobedience.

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