The Indian subcontinent was split between an independent India and Pakistan as a result of: A. European plans to keep India from becoming too powerful. B. successful attacks by Soviet-funded communist

The Indian subcontinent was split between an independent India and

Pakistan as a result of:
A. European plans to keep India from becoming too powerful.
B. successful attacks by Soviet-funded communist guerrilla forces.
C. conflicts between Hindus and Muslims in the region.
O D. Mohandas Gandhi's refusal to compromise with Muslim leaders.

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