The Day of Deliverance Flashcards

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What did the British declare in 1939?

A

In 1939, the British government declared that India would fight against the Germans in the Second World War.

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What was the response of the Congress ministers to the decision made by the British government in 1939?

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The Congress ministers protested against this decision by resigning from their ministries because they had not been consulted on this issue before taking this decision.

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What was the response of the Muslims to the resignation of the Congress members from their ministries?

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Their resignation brought a great relief to the Muslims of the subcontinent and Mr. Jinnah declared 22 December 1939 as the ‘Day of Deliverance’ from the tyranny of the Congress rule.

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What did Mr. Jinnah declare 22 December 1939 as?

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Mr. Jinnah declared 22 December 1939 as the ‘Day of Deliverance’ from the tyranny of the Congress rule.

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What happened to the relationship between the Congress and the British Raj and the Muslims and the British Raj?

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On the one hand, the Non-cooperation Movement of Gandhi and the resignation of the Congress ministers distanced the British from the Congress; on the other, it improved the relationship between the Muslim League and the British because Mr. Jinnah assured the viceroy that the Muslims would support the British in the war.

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