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By: Mia Trupiano
Created: 2012-05-07
Size: 37 flashcards
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Created: 2012-05-07
Size: 37 flashcards
Views: 60
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Sepoy
British trained Indian soldiers
Raj
Reign/rule
Durbar
Pageants put on by the British viceroys for Indian rulers
Mahatma
Great soul
Maharaja
Ruling princes
Coolie
Unskilled laborers with low wages
Barrister
British Lawyer
Viceroy
'Vice' king
Satyagraha
Nonviolence and 'soul force'
Nehru
INC leader who wanted modern India
Jinnah
Demanded separate Muslim nation Pakistan
Cholera
Disease caused of transportation, sacred rivers and pools, and urbanization
Infrastructure
Canals, harbors, and cities
Provincial
Providence elections
Infanticide
Killing of infants
Reform
To make things better
Partition
Divide up
Bengal (location)
Former capital in India
Pakistan (characteristics)
Muslim country
India (characteristics)
Hindu's live there
Kashmir (location and significance)
City in India, but populated mostly by Muslims
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
know where it is
Muslim country
Near Bengal
What are two incidents Gandhi's most famous for?
- 250 mile walk to sea to gather salt
- fasting to death
British Raj
Balance of combining westernization and modernization with traditions
What were 3 of India's cash crops
Tea, cotton, and coffee
Causes of Sepoy Rebellion
- Tension between ethnic groups,
- Anger at overseas service
- Offenses to Hindus
Two reasons why few Indians were in the ICS (Indian Civil Service)
- Racism
- Tests were given in England
Who was in the INC (Indian National Congress)?
Elite Indians
All-India Muslim League
League who wanted separation from India because of their religion
Quit India
Campaign Gandhi started to kick British out of India
Indian industrialization (why British prohibited it, and what it represented)
British wanted to reduce the threat to engineers and industries by not letting Indians industrialize, but India went ahead and started a Steel Co. It showed that they could industrialize without Britain, but they weren't allowed to govern without Britain.
Home-rule (What are two things that brought it on?)
Indians helped British in WWI and Millions of Indians died from flu epidemic that spread from Europe
Economic relationship between colony and colonial power (country with empire)
Indians would export raw materials and import finished product from British
Pakistan (origin of name)
Punjab-Afghans-Kashmir-Sind
British East India Company (3 ways it controlled India)
- they trained the sepoys
- fortified the warehouses
- used company men to negotiate with maharajas
Things the British did that made the Indians upset
- They made them fight in WWII
- Divided Hindus and Muslims
- Moved capital from Calcutta to Delhi
- They were racist
- Divided Bengal into two
Characteristics of Muslims in India
They were lower in the cast system before they converted from Hinduism to Islam
About this deck
By: Mia Trupiano
Created: 2012-05-07
Size: 37 flashcards
Views: 60
Created: 2012-05-07
Size: 37 flashcards
Views: 60
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