(gradually, further, enterprise, democracy) The twentieth century… - Vidyadip

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(gradually, further, enterprise, democracy)
The twentieth century brought about ……………………… changes inspired by the West. India moved towards a ………….………… By then, the Peshwas had lost their ………….………… and they were ……………..…………. replaced by democratically elected bodies. The Sultanate at Delhi survived even this transition, largely because it wielded no real influence.

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Answer:
1. further
2. democracy
3. enterprise
4. gradually

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