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Why was India divided into two different countries when it won independence from Britain? (Select all that apply)(3 points)
Britain decided to divide the area into two regions, India and Pakistan
Disagreement over natural resource distribution
The Bengal region wanted independence from India
Conflict between Muslims and Hindus living in the area
Fear of discrimination by Muslims living in Hindu-dominated regions
Hindu leaders refused to negotiate with Britain
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- Britain decided to divide the area into two regions, India and Pakistan
- Conflict between Muslims and Hindus living in the area
- Fear of discrimination by Muslims living in Hindu-dominated regions
Brief explanation: Growing communal tensions and political demands (notably from the Muslim League and Jinnah) for a separate Muslim homeland, combined with fears among Muslims of being dominated in a Hindu-majority state, led to the decision (formalized by the British Mountbatten plan) to partition British India into two countries.
- Britain decided to divide the area into two regions, India and Pakistan
- Conflict between Muslims and Hindus living in the area
- Fear of discrimination by Muslims living in Hindu-dominated regions
Brief explanation: Growing communal tensions and political demands (notably from the Muslim League and Jinnah) for a separate Muslim homeland, combined with fears among Muslims of being dominated in a Hindu-majority state, led to the decision (formalized by the British Mountbatten plan) to partition British India into two countries.
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