Question

Which of the following statements about the Indian nationalism and decolonization movement post World War II is most correct?

• A. The British Parliament was actively working toward passing decolonization legislation.
• B. B.G Tilak led the Quit India movement as a radical militant.
• C. Mohandas Gandhi led a violent resistance movement which included such feats as the Salt March.
• D. Events such as the Amritsar Massacre led the British public to demand that India be given immediate home rule.
• E. Muslims and Hindus worked together through the Indian National Congress for Indian Independence.

Answer 1

The correct option is A The British Parliament was actively working toward passing decolonization legislation.

After the World War II, the change in government took place in Britain. Conservative party was replaced by the Labour party. The new government supported the Demands of Congress. They started working on the demands of independence of India and other demands. The British Parliament was actively working towards passing decolonization legislation.