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What was the aim of the Rowlatt Act of 1919?

A. To suppress Indian dissent
B. To promote education
C. To enhance civil rights
D. To facilitate economic growth

Answer: To suppress Indian dissent


Additional Information: The Rowlatt Act aimed to curb civil liberties and suppress opposition to British rule.


Subjects: Indian History, General Knowledge

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