In which of the following years was the division of Bengal carried out by the British Viceroy, Lord Curzon?
1905
The correct answer is 1905.
It galvanized public opinion and led to new forms of protest and political action. The Swadeshi movement encouraged the use of Indian goods and the boycott of British imports, fostering a sense of economic nationalism. The methods of protest included public meetings, processions, picketing, and eventually led to more radical forms of nationalism. The annulment in 1911 was a significant victory for the anti-partition movement, demonstrating the power of mass agitation.
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