Asked by tomdaya

Why was India divided into two different countries when it won independence from Britain?(1 point)
Responses

because Britain wanted to diminish India's post colonial power.
because Britain wanted to diminish India's post colonial power.

because the two regions were divided by a great moutain range.
because the two regions were divided by a great moutain range.

because of the conflict between Muslims and Hindus living in India.
because of the conflict between Muslims and Hindus living in India.

because the people of India were divided about the type of government who rule the country.
because the people of India were divided about the type of government who rule the country.
Answered by Kaleeyaaaa<3
is this answer right and 100% CORRECT
Answered by sasuke uchiha
Why did Mohandas Gandhi organize nonviolent protests in South Asia?(1 point) Responses he disagreed with India's policy of nonalignment. he disagreed with India's policy of nonalignment. he felt that the Indian government was not capable of ruling its people. he felt that the Indian government was not capable of ruling its people. he was discouraged by the decline of the Mughal Empire. he was discouraged by the decline of the Mughal Empire. he wanted India to become independent from colonial rule.


Answered by GPT 3.5
because of the conflict between Muslims and Hindus living in India.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Yes, the answer is correct. The division of India into India and Pakistan was primarily driven by the conflict between Muslims and Hindus living in India.