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Two-Nation Theory · Turning point
3 June Plan transfers power to two states
Two-Nation Theory
All events1905 · Curzon partitions Bengal, creating a Muslim-majority eastern province1906 · All-India Muslim League founded at Dhaka1909 · Morley-Minto Reforms grant Muslims separate electorates1916 · Lucknow Pact: Congress and League agree joint reform scheme1920 · Khilafat movement joins Gandhi's non-cooperation campaign1929 · Jinnah presents Fourteen Points in reply to Nehru Report1930 · Iqbal's Allahabad Address proposes a north-western Muslim stateBritain, Congress and the League accepted division into two dominions, giving the theory a state; independence followed in August.
Source: National Archives (UK)
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Was the Two-Nation Theory a reaction to events or an inherent Muslim identity?
“Supports” means it backs the claim: The Two-Nation Theory was a reaction to political events rather than a fixed, inherent Muslim identity.
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