Question 11GS1GS1
In what ways did the events of World War I and its immediate aftermath foster the resurgence of nationalism in Africa and Asia? (Answer in 250 words) 15 Marks
Introduction
World War I was the watershed moment of the 20th century, leading to reorganization of European dynamic and resurgence of nationalism in Africa and Asia.
25 words
Main Body
Resurgence of Nationalism in Asia and Africa.
1Defeat of myth of European invincibility => Italy and German armies in included many Asians and Africans.
2Revelation of the true character of European [illegible]
paw use => display of colonialism and imperialism => failure of provisional mission theory.
3Birth of organized new old tionary nationalism => including terrorism and violence.
Eg: Hindustan Socialist Republican Army.
4Increase in popularity and appeal of communism due to victory of proletariat in Russia => rise of leaders like Bhagat Singh, I. Read, Surya Sen etc.
5Economic ramifications of the war => manifesting through inflation, [illegible]
Economic depression etc. => project and popularity among Asia and Africa.
6Backstabbing of European powers => Eg: British passed new labor act. Instead of sway ing war soldiers => feelings of nationalism in India and other countries.
Therefore, World War I was followed by resurgence of nationalism in Asia and Africa and initiated the process of decolonization which ultimately came to fruition after World War II.
— Ritika Chitlangia
171 words7 paragraphs
- Clear setup of the topic with historical context
- Identifies the watershed moment of WWI
- Begins to address the myth of European invincibility
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Topper
Ritika Chitlangia
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
History of the World
World Wars and interwar years
Resurgence of nationalism in Africa and Asia post-WWI
Writing Stats
196
Total words
7
Paragraphs
analytical and contextual
Tone