Which act split the former British India into the two countries of India and Pakistan? A. Free Pakistan Act B. Islamic Partition Act C. India Independence Act D. Great Divide Act

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Which act split the former British India into the two countries of India and Pakistan? A. Free Pakistan Act B. Islamic Partition Act

C. India Independence Act D. Great Divide Act

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The correct answer is C. India Independence Act.

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