Question

1. As the Muslims in India were disheartened because of the defeat of the
Muslim kings by the British, do you think that the Muslims would cooperate with the
British in modernizing Indian education and the administrative system?
2. Who would be benefited from the Muslim alienation?
3. Do you think that the British wanted the Muslims to remain alienated from
the British administrative system? Why do you think so?
4. How do you think the British managed the waning collaboration between
the British and the Hindus?
5. Why did the Indian Congress support Britain’s World War I effort, but the
Muslim League remained ambivalent about it?
6. What was the purpose of the Khilafat movement? Why did congress
support it? Mention the reasons the Khilafat movement foundered
7. What were the reasons behind the division of the Indian subcontinent
during its independence? How could Congress stop the division?

Answer 1

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Findings from Pew Research Center's 2017 survey of U.S. Muslims ... In addition, half of Muslim Americans say it has become harder