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The reform movements swept away the hindrances against women and they finally got the opportunity to get educated and improve their position in society. Thus, from the20th century onwards, educated women began to put their views publicly and came to play an important part in the struggle for freedom. The lower castes also organized themselves into movements by the second half of the19th century. These movements added to the momentum of the political surge against the colonial cause that united the people and gave the struggle for freedom its mass character.
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