What did Indians expect would happen after they fought bravely for the British in World War II?
A) They expected immediate independence.
B) They expected British military support against India's enemies.
C) They expected to be granted local autonomy and eventual independence.
D) They expected to participate in global peace negotiations.
E) They expected Britain to form a commonwealth of nations with India as a charter member.
Answer: A
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