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? a They were pleased that they were ruled by the most powerful country in the world--a ruler that would protect them from surrounding rivals. b They began to question their treatment by the British, who used them as soldiers but continued to disrespect and mistreat them. c They sought immediate termination of all control by the British government because they were discouraged by the way Afghans were treated. d They wanted the British government to open its borders and allow greater migration of Indian citizens into Great Britain.

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? a They were pleased that they were ruled by the most powerful country in the world--a ruler that would protect them from surrounding rivals. b They began to question their treatment by the British, who used them as soldiers but continued to disrespect and mistreat them. c They sought immediate termination of all control by the British government because they were discouraged by the way Afghans were treated. d They wanted the British government to open its borders and allow greater migration of Indian citizens into Great Britain.

a	They were pleased that they were ruled by the most powerful country in the world--a ruler that would protect them from surrounding rivals.
b	They began to question their treatment by the British, who used them as soldiers but continued to disrespect and mistreat them.
c	They sought immediate termination of all control by the British government because they were discouraged by the way Afghans were treated.
d	They wanted the British government to open its borders and allow greater migration of Indian citizens into Great Britain.