In 1947, the Indian Independence Act separated British India into two countries, India and Pakistan. What was one consequence of this separation?

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Amir Lowe

Social Studies

25 April, 00:08

In 1947, the Indian Independence Act separated British India into two countries, India and Pakistan. What was one consequence of this separation?

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Courtney · Answer 1

the two countries have many difficulties getting along. They never came up with a compromise.

Lewis Friedman · Answer 2

India's population is mainly Hindu, while the population of Pakistan is mainly Muslim.

Explanation:

Many people in India believed that the region should be one country after its independence from Great Britain. However, many others thought that there should be two countries, based mainly on religious differences. The people in favor of division won in the end. One consequence is that India's population is mainly Hindu, while the population of Pakistan is mainly Muslim.