What was a major consequence of the Amritsar Massacre in 1919?

Strengthening of British rule

Rise of separatist movements

Increased support for the British

Shift towards violent resistance

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D. Shift towards violent resistance

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The Amritsar Massacre prompted a shift towards views supporting more aggressive forms of resistance, marking a turning point in the Indian independence movement.

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