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What was the primary motivation behind the 1905 Partition of Bengal?

To strengthen the agricultural sector

To create economic zones for trade

To promote cultural unity among different groups

To divide and rule by creating religious divisions (correct)

What was the outcome of the opposition to the 1905 Partition by both Hindu and Muslim communities?

The partition was recognized as beneficial

The partition was reversed in 1911 (correct)

It led to the creation of a new province

It resulted in increased tension between communities

What was a significant consequence of the 1947 Partition of Bengal?

Increased trade relations with neighboring regions

Strengthening British colonial rule in India

Creating a separate Muslim state known as East Pakistan (correct)

The establishment of a unified Bengal

Which aspect of the 1905 Partition of Bengal was highly unpopular among the local population?

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How did the 1947 Partition differ from the 1905 Partition in terms of its implications?

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1905 Partition

Implemented by the British colonial government as a measure for administrative convenience.
Created a division based on religious demographics: West Bengal became predominantly Hindu and East Bengal predominantly Muslim.
Viewed as a tactic of 'divide and rule' aimed at exacerbating religious tensions among the population.

1906-1911 Opposition

The partition faced intense backlash from both Hindu and Muslim communities in Bengal.
Widespread protests and movements against the partition led to its reversal in 1911.
The reunification of Bengal aimed to mend the divisions created by the previous partition.

1947 Partition

Coincided with the broader Partition of India which established India and Pakistan.
Resulted in the creation of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) and West Bengal as a state of India.
Driven by demands for a distinct Muslim state, leading to significant social upheaval and tragic consequences in the region, including mass migration and communal violence.

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Test your knowledge on the historical events surrounding the Partition of Bengal, focusing on the 1905 division by the British colonial government. Explore the implications of this partition on religious communities and the subsequent resistance from the Bengali populace. Delve into the complexities of this significant event in Indian history.