History · Indian National Movement
In the context of colonial rule and mass nationalist movements, identify the INCORRECT statement.
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- 1A non-violent movement of the common people depends heavily on broad public sympathy and moral support.
- 2The hegemonic or moral authority of a colonial regime is gradually eroded when faced with peaceful mass resistance.
- 3Suppressing non-violent movements with brute force undermines the perceived moral legitimacy of colonial rule.
- 4Colonial regimes prefer non-violent mass resistance because it poses no challenge to their authority.✓
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Colonial regimes prefer non-violent mass resistance because it poses no challenge to their authority.
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