The Swadeshi Movement was launched

A As a protest against division of Bengal
B With a view to improve the economic conditionof the people by encouraging consumption ofIndian goods
C As a protest against the massacre of Indianpeople at Jallianwala Bagh
D Due to the failure of the British Governmentto introduce responsible Government in India

Correct Answer: As a protest against division of Bengal

Lord Curzon announced division of Bengal in 1905 as a result of this Swadeshi movement was launched in different region of India.
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