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During the negotiations to end British rule in India in the aftermath of the Second World War, British actions were ultimately most strongly influenced by which of the following arguments?ResponsesAThe argument in Source 1 that, for the British, "the concept of party government and parliamentary rule has become the ideal . . . for every country"BThe argument in Source 1 that "to yoke together two such nations under a single state" would lead to "destruction"CThe argument in Source 2 that "religious and cultural differences should not interfere with [Indians'] shared association with our homeland."DThe argument in Source 2 that "the [Indian National] Congress . . . has made provisions for the protection of all religions, cultures, and languages in a future Indian state"

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