Answer:
The Aligarh Movement was able to educate the Indian Muslim population in order to generate self-knowledge, an academic base and confidence to create the separatist movements that allowed the creation of an independent homeland for Muslims.
Explanation:
The Aligarh Movement was responsible for establishing a modern and efficient education system for the Muslim population within India when it is under British rule. This movement took place in the 19th century and was primarily responsible for promoting not only the self-knowledge and confidence of this population, but also providing the knowledge of theoretical, political and religious bases that were capable of promoting the separatist movements that sought the identity of this people and the creation of a homeland reserved for them.
