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What was the main demand of the Naga Club in their memorandum to the British Government?
What was the main demand of the Naga Club in their memorandum to the British Government?
- To be left alone to determine their own political future (correct)
- To be assimilated into British culture
- To be included in the reforms of the Government of India
- To be granted dominion status
What was the purpose of the Commission led by John Smetry in 1909?
What was the purpose of the Commission led by John Smetry in 1909?
- To reform the education system in the Naga Hills
- To study the possibility of autonomy in India
- To study the possibility of granting dominion status to the Naga Hills (correct)
- To explore the natural resources of the Naga Hills
What was the outcome of the British response to the Naga Club's demand?
What was the outcome of the British response to the Naga Club's demand?
- The British granted the Naga Hills autonomy
- The British formed a new institution to govern the Naga Hills
- The British ignored the demand, leading to great political unrest (correct)
- The British imposed their own system of governance on the Naga Hills
What was the original name of the institution established by Sir Charles Pawsey in 1945?
What was the original name of the institution established by Sir Charles Pawsey in 1945?
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What was the outcome of the conference of representatives of the tribes held in 1946?
What was the outcome of the conference of representatives of the tribes held in 1946?
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What was the claim made by the Naga Club in their memorandum to the British Government?
What was the claim made by the Naga Club in their memorandum to the British Government?
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