Question

Great Britain won a war against Afghanistan in 1919, using native Indians as foot soldiers. How did most native Indians feel about Britain after that war ended?

Answer 1

They began to question their treatment by the British, who used them as soldiers but continued to disrespect and mistreat them.

Step-by-step explanation:

After fighting in Europe during World War I to bolster Allied forces, the army of India assisted the British in its war against Afghanistan in 1919. However, once victory had been achieved, the native people of India began to wonder why they fought and died for a country that was treating them so unfairly at home.

Answer 2

They began to question their treatment by the British, who used them as soldiers but continued to disrespect and mistreat them.

Step-by-step explanation:

After fighting in Europe during World War I to bolster Allied forces, the army of India assisted the British in its war against Afghanistan in 1919. However, once victory had been achieved, the native people of India began to wonder why they fought and died for a country that was treating them so unfairly at home.