The 1962 Sino-Indian War

What was the primary reason for the border dispute between India and China after World War II?

• The border was drawn by the United States.

• China wanted to expand its territory into India.

• The border was drawn by Britain without China's consent.

• India refused to negotiate with China.

What event in 1960 escalated tensions between India and China?

• India's invasion of Chinese territory.

• A failed Tibetan uprising and India's response.

• China's alliance with the United States.

• A successful Tibetan uprising.

Why did China choose to invade India in October 1962?

• To test new military technology.

• To gain support from the Soviet Union.

• To establish a permanent military presence in India.

• To take advantage of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

What was one of the long-term effects of the 1962 Sino-Indian War on India?

• India lost all its territory to China.

• India began developing nuclear weapons.

• India became a close ally of the United States.

• India formed a military alliance with Pakistan.

How did the 1962 war affect Pakistan's international relations?

• Pakistan remained neutral in the conflict.

• Pakistan moved closer to China due to increased trade.

• Pakistan formed an alliance with India.

• Pakistan became closer to the United States.