Question

What did the British do to make the people of India less oppose to their colonial government in 1935?

Answer 1

Government of India Act 1935 under the British Act of Parliament.

Step-by-step explanation:

On August 1935, the Government of India the Government of India Act 1935 under the British Act of Parliament.

Some of the features of the Act are:

India could become a federation provided 50% of Indian states were willing to join it.

They would have a large number of representatives in the two houses of the central legislature.

Provincial autonomy was introduced and the ministers of the provincial governments were responsible to the legislature which was given increased power.

The appointment of the governor-general and governors remained in the hands of the British government and they were not responsible to the legislatures.

Answer 2

It passed the Indian Government Act of 1935

Step-by-step explanation:

The Act saw the decentralization of power in Indian and resulted in the creation of new provinces and these provinces where given more power thus weakening the Indian struggle for independence and less opposed to their colonial government.