What was a significant consequence of the Vernacular Press Act?
Increased publication of loyalist newspapers
Widespread support for colonial administration
Growing number of nationalist newspapers
Reduction in censorship measures
Answer and Solution
Answer
C. Growing number of nationalist newspapers
Solution:
The Vernacular Press Act aimed to suppress criticism but led to an increase in nationalist newspapers that reported on colonial misrule and stimulated nationalist activities. Other options incorrectly suggest a decrease in nationalistic expression.
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