The Annexation of Goa by India

What was the global consensus regarding territorial invasions after World War II?

• It was generally accepted as a norm.

• It was ignored by the international community.

• It was considered unacceptable.

• It was encouraged by major powers.

What was the primary reason for India's invasion of Goa in 1961?

• To expand its territory for economic reasons.

• To establish a military base in the region.

• To gain control over Portuguese resources.

• To correct what it saw as a historical wrong.

How did the Soviet Union react to India's invasion of Goa?

• They condemned the invasion.

• They supported Portugal.

• They remained neutral.

• They congratulated India.

What was NATO's response to the invasion of Goa?

• They launched a military intervention.

• They supported India's actions.

• They condemned the invasion but took no further action.

• They imposed severe sanctions on India.

When did Portugal formally acknowledge the loss of Goa?

• In the 1970s after a change in government.

• Immediately after the invasion.

• During the 1960s under international pressure.

• They never formally acknowledged it.