By the 1920s, the British response to the various groups of Indian nationalists was which of the following?

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The British response to Indian nationalists in the 1920s was to give some Indians a somewhat greater role in the governing process. This was reflected in the Government of India Act of 1919, which introduced a limited form of self-government and increased the number of Indians who could vote and hold office. However, this was still far from full independence and did not satisfy many Indian nationalists. The British also recognized the importance of India's Muslim population and negotiated with both Muslim and Hindu groups.

By the 1920s, the British Response to the Various Groups