Specific term required. Popular opposition to this policy action was compared to Catharine Macaulay’s 18th century account of the English Civil War’s outbreak in a politician’s memoir A Nation in Making. This policy action created a radical faction in the Surat Split. This action was called “settled fact” by its decision-maker, who enlisted Khwaja Salimullah to defend it. A popular self-sufficiency movement protesting this action was led (15[1])by the “Lal Bal Pal” trio. That protest movement led to the Minto–Morley Reforms before Lord Hardinge (15[1]-5[1])undid this action completely. The (*) Swadeshi Movement formed to protest Lord Curzon taking this action to cool (10[1])nationalist sentiment, (-5[1])and pushed the British to move their capital to Delhi from Kolkata. For 10 (10[1])points, name this decision taken (-5[1])to split, (10[1]-5[1])on religious lines, a namesake Presidency into “East” and “West” states. ■END■ (10[3]0[1])