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The Last Phase-Independence and Partition of India ( 1942-47)

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Card 1Cabinet Mission Background

What were the main reasons that forced Britain to change its attitude towards India after 1945?

Answer

Several factors forced Britain to adopt a sympathetic attitude: 1) Labour Party came to power in 1945, which was sympathetic to Indian self-government 2) Second World War shattered British power, maki

Card 2Cabinet Mission Plan

Cabinet Mission Plan

Answer

A plan proposed by the British Cabinet Mission in 1946 to solve the Indian constitutional problem. The mission comprised Lord Patrick Lawrence, Sir Stafford Cripps, and A.V. Alexander. It proposed a f

Card 3Cabinet Mission Plan

What were the three groups of provinces proposed in the Cabinet Mission Plan?

Answer

Group A: United Provinces, Central Provinces, Madras, Bombay, Orissa, and Bihar (Hindu-majority provinces). Group B: Punjab, NWFP (North West Frontier Province), and Sindh (Muslim-majority provinces).

Card 4Cabinet Mission Plan

How did the Congress and Muslim League react differently to the Cabinet Mission Plan?

Answer

Muslim League accepted the plan entirely on June 6, 1946, viewing the grouping of Muslim-majority provinces as formation of Pakistan. Congress accepted it with reservations - they accepted only the co

Card 5Interim Government Period

Direct Action Day

Answer

August 16, 1946 - A day of protest called by the Muslim League under Jinnah's leadership to achieve Pakistan through 'Direct Action' after rejecting the Cabinet Mission Plan. It led to massive communa

Card 6Interim Government Period

Why did Jinnah resort to Direct Action after the formation of the Interim Government?

Answer

Jinnah resorted to Direct Action because: 1) Muslim League was disappointed with only 73 seats in Constituent Assembly elections while Congress won 201 seats 2) Congress was invited to form Interim Go

Card 7Mountbatten Plan

Mountbatten Plan

Answer

Announced on June 3, 1947, by Lord Mountbatten (who replaced Lord Wavell as Viceroy in March 1947). The plan provided for partition of India into two dominions - India and Pakistan. Key provisions inc

Card 8Mountbatten Plan

What were the main provisions of the Mountbatten Plan announced on June 3, 1947?

Answer

1) Country would be divided into two dominions - India and Pakistan 2) Referendum in NWFP to choose between India or Pakistan 3) Bengal, Punjab, and Assam provinces to be divided 4) Princely states co

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