The answer is B<span>. India became a Hindu country and Pakistan became Muslim. </span>During the Great Britain period of control, both the Hindus and Muslim Citizens in India lived alongside each other under British' rule.
When the British rules, both of these groups fought for the control in Government.
In the end, the Muslim managed to gain a strong foothold in what now considered as Pakistan, and The Hindhus gained the foothold in India.
It's perceived as belonging to <span>one region or the other.
In borders between two nations like this, conflicts often happen because both parties felt that they have the rightful claim to control the region.
If they managed to control the region arounda the bordor, they will most likely able to control the trades.</span>
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