MAPS OF HISTORY · Indian Independence & Partition · ALL CHAPTERS · Lucknow — the pact
Turning point · Indian Independence & Partition, 1905–1948
Lucknow — the pact
Dec 1916 — Congress and the Muslim League, meeting in the same city, sign a common scheme for self-government: Congress concedes separate electorates, the League joins the national demand. Jinnah is the pact’s architect — hailed as “the best ambassador of Hindu–Muslim unity.”
This is one scene of Chapter 3 — The Great War’s Price in Indian Independence & Partition, 1905–1948.
SEE THIS MOMENT MOVE ON THE MAP →New here? Chapters 1–2 of every atlas are free to sample, and the WW2 atlas is free in full. One membership opens all thirteen — the Cartographer’s Circle.
IN THE SAME CHAPTER
THE DISPATCH
One short letter when a new atlas opens — and the printable study guide for Indian Independence & Partition is yours now, free.
NO TRACKING · YOUR ADDRESS IS USED FOR THE DISPATCH AND NOTHING ELSE · UNSUBSCRIBE ANYTIME