Offer to India spelled out

During the Japanese invasion, nationalist leaders in India could not reach an agreement with Great Britain. This decision was seen by the United Nations as a threat to both India's freedom and global democracy. The rejection by Muslim and Hindu leaders of Britain's historic offer highlighted the complexities of the political landscape at the time.

What was the main challenge faced by nationalist leaders during the Japanese invasion?

• Establishing a new constitution

• Forming a new government

• Negotiating with the United Nations

• Reaching an agreement with Great Britain

How did the United Nations view the decision made by Indian leaders?

• As a step towards peace

• As a threat to global democracy

• As a minor setback

• As a victory for India

What was the potential impact of the decision on India's freedom?

• It endangered India's freedom

• It strengthened India's independence

• It had no impact

• It improved international relations

What did Muslim and Hindu leaders reject?

• A new constitution

• Britain's historic offer

• A peace treaty with Japan

• An alliance with the United Nations

What was the nature of Britain's offer that was rejected?

• A trade agreement

• A military alliance

• A historic offer

• A cultural exchange program