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What was one reason for the resistance by the Sri Lankan Tamils to the government?

1

Government support for Indian Tamils

2

Perceived discrimination against them

3

Encouragement of bilingualism

4

Support for religious rights

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Answer

B. Perceived discrimination against them

Solution:

The resistance by Sri Lankan Tamils was primarily due to perceived discrimination against them by the government, which marginalized their identity and rights.

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