The Indian Caste System British East India Company.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY.
Advertisements

The British in India and partition
Do you know the definitions to the following words? Nationalism Partition.
Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY.
Indian Nationalism & Decolonization British take political control of India.
India & the Subcontinent: History and Culture: 1.Multiple Races & Religion 2.British Colonization 3.Partition Kate Liu, Fu Jen Image source: Insight Guides.
Emergent Nationalism in India
INDIA’S INDEPENDENCE. HINDU AND MUSLIM DIFFERENCES Muhammad Ali Jinnah ( ) and the Muslim League, feared a Hindu-majority India would.
Gender and Nationalism in India International Perspectives on Gender Week 11.
South Asia After Empire. Increasing Nationalism in India British had encouraged nationalism between the 2 religions to “divide and conquer” which made.
Struggle for Democracy in South Asia
Ch. 8 Heritage of South Asia and Ch. 9 South Asia in Transition
British Colony ( CE) British East India Company attracted by wealth of Mogul India (spices, cotton, silk, indigo, salt, tea, and opium) Royal.
HWH UNIT 13 CHAPTER  Review  British East India Company  Sepy Rebellion  The “Jewel in the Crown”  The Indian National Congress (Congress Party)
India Lesson 3 Indian Independence.
 After WWI, increasing nationalism in India led to harsher laws that limited rights  General Reginald Dyer banned all public gatherings after five British.
Indian Independence Anti-Imperialism. India’s Independence Nationalist Movement Why the development of nationalism Britain’s high taxes Racial and disregarding.
Indian National Congress. First national organization of Indians to seek a voice in government Western educated individuals Attempt to gain more influence.
Gandhi’s Salt Marches Clip Question: 1. How are the marches a symbolic effort rather than a literal one? 2. How does Gandhi utilize the media?
Mohandas K. GANDHI Mohandas K. GANDHI and Indian Independence.
British Imperialism in India “The sun never sets on the British Empire”
The Indian Nationalist Movement and Gandhi
British Imperialism in India Where is India? End of Mughal Rule 1600s, the British East India Company set up trading posts at Bombay, Madras, and Calcutta.
Nationalism in India World Cultures South Asia. Nationalism in India  Indian Nationalism Want to use the influences of western societies to strengthen.
Indian Independence. Amritsar Massacre ► Indian nationalist increase their demands for freedom. ► Britain began limiting freedoms (press, speech)
***Castle Learning Regents Review due Friday***.
India’s Struggle for Independence. Early independence movements A. Indian National Congress founded 1885 B. Muslim League formed 1907 C. During W.W.I.
Aim:. British East India Company Agents 1-E Coins of the British East India Co coin 1804 coin 1719 coin 1804 coin.
Partition of India. Before the Partition In the 1920s and 1930s, there was conflict between the Hindu Congress party and the Muslim League Muslim League.
The Road to Independence An epilogue of sorts. Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs, Oh My! Hinduism (Hindus): the majority religion in India; followed by Gandhi.
EUROPEAN RETREAT FROM EMPIRE AND THE AFTERMATH
GANDHIGANDHI and Indian Independence. “Satyagraha” _________ Convert the _____________? The MAHATMA: Gandhi’s goals: 1. Equality w/t British Later became.
Table of Contents 1.India’s Demographics British East India Company Battle of Plassey / Sati Sati Incident British.
Indian Nationalism & Nation-building
1876: Queen Victoria Becomes “Empress of India” 2-D.
India Lesson 2.  Explain the origin & impact of British rule in India.  Describe the path to independence.
India Lesson 3.  Explain the origin & impact of British rule in India.  Describe the path to independence.
The Indian Subcontinent Gains Independence
The Rise of Nationalism Q What were the various stages in the rise of nationalist movements in Asia and the Middle East, and what challenges did they face?
INDIA – INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT. Brief History 1.European interest and trade with India 2.European dominance in India 3.Indian Rebellion 4.English annexation.
The Indian Subcontinent Gains Independence Chapter 18 / Section 1.
The British in India.
India Lesson 3.  Explain the origin & impact of British rule in India.  Describe the path to independence.
India after Independence Jawaharlal Nehru Ali Jinnah.
Decolonization  Newly independent countries around the world experimented politically, economically, and culturally  These developing nations (aka “Third.
The Colonies Become New Nations Chapter 18 Section 1 The Indian Subcontinent Achieves Freedom.
Chapter 18 – Colonies Become New Nations Section 1 – Indian Subcontinent Achieves Freedom Main Idea: New nations emerged from the British colony of India.
Indian Nationalism & Decolonization Gandhi and the Indian National Congress… Non-Violent, Non- Cooperation.
India & Pakistan: Chapter 18, Section 1 British colony of India - Raj = British rule over India from Remember the Sepoy Mutiny? (hint:
Satyagraha Poor, indentured Indians forced to grow cash crops (indigo, cotton) instead of food British also levied heavy taxes on them Famine.
Partition.
Chapter XXIX Striving for Independence: India, Africa, & Latin America
Bellringer Write a thesis statement in response to:
Review Questions 1. What was Gandhi’s philosophy of defying immoral laws? Non-cooperation ex. 2. Who also used his methods? MLK/Nelson Mandella 3.
116. Ahimsa- policy of Non-Violence used by Mahatma Gandhi 117
The British in India.
May 12, 2017 Get out Stuff for Notes India/Pakistan Partition Notes Late Work due Monday Test Tuesday Vocab & Notes due Tuesday.
Indian Freedom.
Struggle for Democracy in South Asia
Struggle for Democracy in South Asia
Struggling Against British Rule
Independence for India
Understanding India and Gandhi
INDIA: THE INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT
QW #33 – The United Nations
Indian Independence And Partition.
1858 Although the mutiny was unsuccessful, the British empire takes over the rule of India from the East India Company.
The Modern Indian Independence Movement
Struggle for Democracy in South Asia
Lecture 32 HUM111 Pakistan Studies.
Presentation transcript:

The Indian Caste System

British East India Company

Depiction of Sati Raja Ram Mohan Roy, 1774-1833

Queen Victoria, Empress of India

Umkhonto We Sizwe (Spear of the Nation) Indian Soldiers in 1st World War

Mahatma Ghandi young and old

1928 poster condemning Simon Commission because it had no Indian members

The Salt March

Commonwealth World War 2 Recruitment Poster

Nehru and Gandhi, 1942 Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian National Congress

Muhammad Ali Jinnah Lahore Resolution calling for a separate Muslim State, 1940

The ‘Quit India’ movement

Nehru and Mountbatten at Indian independence, 1947 Celebrating Indian Independence Day

British India India following Partition and independence of Bangladesh

Muslims flee New Delhi after Indian Independence Mass Migrations

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.