Answer:
By the end of 19th century anti-colonial movement in most of the colonies lad to the growth of nationalism.
The colonial exploitation led to poverty and caused miseries to the people. They shared a common hatred against foreign rule.
In colonies the people began to discover their unity in the process of their struggle against colonialism.
Each class and group felt the effects of colonialism. They felt a sense of oneness and a common hatred against imperial rulers.
The British policy of racialism, and that of divide and rule exposed the nature of their rule and was enough to create national feelings among Indians.
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