The Atlantic Charter was a joint declaration issued by the United States and the United Kingdom in August 1941, which outlined their goals for the post-war world. It did not specifically address the issue of Indian independence.

Mohandas Gandhi was released from prison in May 1944 in an attempt to appease the Indian National Congress, which was demanding independence from British rule.

The Indian National Army, also known as the Azad Hind Fauj, was formed by Subhas Chandra Bose in 1942 with the aim of fighting against British rule in India.

The formation of the Indian National Army was not a major event of the Quit India Movement, which took place in 1942.

The Japanese invasion of Southeast Asia in 1942 weakened British power in India, as it forced the British to divert resources away from India to defend their colonies in the region.

The Indian National Congress demanded complete independence from British rule during World War II.

The arrest of Mahatma Gandhi and other Congress leaders was a major consequence of the Quit India Movement.

The Japanese invasion of Southeast Asia in 1942 contributed to the growth of Indian nationalism, as it raised fears that Japan might invade India.

The Cripps Mission was a British delegation sent to India in 1942 to negotiate with Indian leaders. The mission offered dominion status to India, but the offer was rejected by the Indian National Congress.

The growth of Muslim nationalism in the early 20th century was a major factor that contributed to the partition of India.

The Battle of Imphal was a major battle of the Second World War that took place in 1944 between the Indian National Army and the British Army.

The Second World War had a profound impact on the Indian Independence Movement, leading to the weakening of British power in India, the growth of Indian nationalism, and the partition of India.

The Japanese invasion of Southeast Asia in 1942 weakened British power in India, as it forced the British to divert resources away from India to defend their colonies in the region.

The Japanese invasion of Southeast Asia in 1942 contributed to the growth of Indian nationalism, as it raised fears that Japan might invade India.

The Cripps Mission was a British delegation sent to India in 1942 to negotiate with Indian leaders. The mission offered dominion status to India, but the offer was rejected by the Indian National Congress.