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What was the primary direct trigger cause for the sudden rise of Extremism in the Indian National Movement during the early 20th century?

  1. A
    The Govt. did not pay heed to moderates.
  2. B
    Oppression by the Britishers on the Indians.
  3. C
    The Partition of Bengal.
  4. D
    Rise of revolutionary terrorism.

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Although multiple long-term factors existed, the Partition of Bengal in 1905 implemented by Lord Curzon served as the immediate, direct catalyst that triggered widespread mass protests and led to the rise and dominance of Extremist leadership within the Congress.

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What was the primary direct trigger cause for the sudden rise of Extremism in the Indian National Movement during the early 20th century?
A
The Govt. did not pay heed to moderates.
B
Oppression by the Britishers on the Indians.
C
The Partition of Bengal.
D
Rise of revolutionary terrorism.

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