<span>The early Egyptian nationalist movement varies from that of India because in India, a single or even though there is only one single political party, it can already dominate the nationalist movement. While in Egypt that kind of politics didn't work like how it is in India.</span>
The early Egyptian Nationalist movement varies from that of India in that in India, a single political party dominated the nationalist movement. The case of Egypt was different because different rival political parties predominated.
We are referring to the situation prior to World War 1. In Egypt, the first Nationalistic movement was the Urabi Movement of the1870s, the 1880s. Their motto was "Egypt to the Egyptians." In the case of India, from 1885 to 1905, the Moderates or Early Nationalists were the political leaders that generated the Nationalistic movement in India. It is correct to say that the early Egyptian Nationalist movement varies from that of India in that in India, a single political party dominated the nationalist movement. The case of Egypt was different because different rival political parties predominated.
A major issue in the Articles of Confederation was the representation: by State of by Population. Under the Constitution of 1789, each state had one vote, regardless of size. Because the states were considered equals.
