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Chapter 30 Section 1 Reading Focus Questions What events led to independence and conflict in India? INDEPENDENCE: Quit India Campaign made the British leave CONFLICT: Imprisonment of Gandhi Religious Differences - Between Hindu’s and Muslims and lead to the division in Pakistan.

Chapter 30 Section 1 Reading Focus Questions What happened to India after the nation won its independence? India became the world’s largest democracy when it won its independence in 1947 Jawaharial Nehru and Indira Gandhi each served as prime minister, reforms, Sikh independence movement, Indira Gandhi assassinated