Explanation:
Curzon's Universities Act of 1904 increased government control over universities by expanding the official members in senates and syndicates.
Explanation:
The Simon Commission was appointed in November 1927 and arrived in India in February 1928. It toured the country in 1928 and submitted its report in 1930.
Explanation:
The Ilbert Bill, which allowed Indian judges to try Europeans, provoked strong opposition from the British community, leading to the formation of the European and Anglo-Indian Defence Association.
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