1.why did the British treat the Muslim immediately after the uprising of 1957 why did the British attitude towards the Muslim change in the latter part of the 19th century?
2. how did the Hindi Urdu controversy become an important factor in the formation of the Muslim League?
3. how did the relative economic backwardness of the Muslim Foster communal feeling in in India?
4. what promises were made by Lord Minto to the Muslim deputation lead by Agha Khan in 1906 why did the British imperialist encourage the formation of the the Muslim League?
5. what is meant by separate (Communal) electorates?
6. what was the Lucknow Pact?
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1. The British government consciously discriminated against the Muslims, holding them responsible for the uprising of 1857. They also took part in Wahabi Movement. These events made the British look at Muslims with suspicion which resulted in indiscriminate treatment towards the Muslims. After the 1870s, the British government changed its attitude and followed the policy of appeasing the Muslims in order to undermine the National Movement. They sowed the seeds of dissention between the two communities and encouraged separatist and communal tendencies by following the policy of DIvide and Rule.
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