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E)They were treated in a bad, racist way , due British people thought they were superior , and the also worked in bad conditions , a lot of hours and very low salaries

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People on the streets of Pakistan back in the day 

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People on the streets of Pakistan back in the day 

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b)The movement was led by the All-India Muslim League under the leadership of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. This was facilitated by the British parliament passing the India Independence act 1947 , thereby giving recognition to the new Dominion of Pakistan (later the Islamic Republic of Pakistan) which comprised West Pakistan (present-day Pakistan) and East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). In the Islamic Calendar, the day of independence coincided with Ramadan 27, the eve of which, being Laylat al-Qadr, is regarded as sacred by Muslims.

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a)The effects of decolonisation of pakistan were both Economic and Social:
-Economic:
the british had advanced the infrastructure mainly in India when they ruled over the area. Because of this , pakistan was not as developed as India, and most of its population ended up working in agriculture.
-Social:
tension between the Muslims and Hindus continued after the division of India and Pakistan because of the original disagreements between the two religious groups.People from both countries still have feelings of hatred towards each other to this day.

Pakistan Independence finally took part in 1947.

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d)Here is a litle story of how the British took over Pakistan:

Bengal was ruled by Nawab Siraj-ud-Daulah, during which the English, under Robert Clive landed in India. Bengal was the biggest and most prosperous kingdom ever in Indian Subcontinent and Clive had his eyes on it.
On the battlefield, Siraj ud Daulah's trusted commander Mir Jafar suddenly surrendered Siraj's army to British and left him puzzled. All it took was minutes to kill Siraj and Britishers "won" the battle.
Siraj was a powerful king with a much greater army than the Britishers, and would have butchered those English people easily, but Mir Jafar had secretly made a pact with Britishers to allow them to collect taxes in lieu of making him the Nawab of Bengal.
In the end, all he became was a puppet, and the East India Company was firmly Established.
If Mir Jafar hadn't cheated on that day, England would have been looking more or less like Somalia.
The British never won a war without playing foul. Capturing Bengal gave them 15 million pounds every year as taxes. That was enough to make them the biggest company in the world and also attack and take over other kingdoms.
Even after capturing most of India by 1857, The Company felt controlling the rest of India was financially, a loss compared to Bengal, where they plundered the maximum.
They looted Bengals wealth for over 150 years and after that, introduced the Hindu-Muslim fights in 1905 and divided bengal into two. Later they tried it on India to create Pakistan in 1947.
Bengal was once comprised of the present day West Bengal, Bangladesh, assam,Bihar, Jharkhand, northern Orissa and a few NE states as well. and all that is now left is the small state of West Bengal.
Mir Jafar.......all this happened only due to this guy.

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b)The british took power over Pakistan in the Battle of Plassey (1757)

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c)The British took control over pakistan because it was a territoriy with a very fertile soil and also because it was a very important civilisation of the South of Asia and also as an entrance door for the mid Oriental subcontinent and central Asia.

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a) The British-East India company also known as the British Raj , was Pakistan's colonial parent who took control over them , as the British Empire of Queen Victoria.