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Question
Mention two reasons for the Early Nationalist’s faith in the British sense of justice.
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Solution
- The Early Nationalists believed that being loyal to the British government was the same as being loyal to their own people and country.
- They thought that maintaining the connection between Britain and India was beneficial for both England and India.
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