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india AND perimeter countries South asia india AND perimeter countries

SOUTH ASIA 25 states speaking 19 major languages over a 100 dialects practicing over about 6 religions

INDIA’S INDEPENDENCE India was considered the Jewel of the British Crown Ruled 350 years Independence lead by Mohandas K. Gandhi Mahatma –”Great Soul Nonviolent noncooperation Boycott – refused to buy British goods (Salt March)

Partitioning of india 1947 Pakistan became an independent Islamic state and the next day India became a secular state Secular - Government is separate from religion Bangladesh became East Pakistan Kashmir was divided between the two countries Hindi – primary and official language of India many people, however do speak English due to 350 years of colonial rule

Taj mahal "Crown Palace“ Considered the largest monument to love Shah Jahan's had constructed when wife, Mumtaz died giving birth One of Shah Jahan’s sons had him put in prison All marble and semi-precious stones Built on 43 acres

SUBCONTINENT OF INDIAN Subcontinent – Indian Plate has all characteristics of a continent, only smaller Moves at a rate of two inches yearly Himalayas are the largest mountain range in the world Sanskrit word meaning “Home of Snow” Language brought by Aryans

climate Mostly tropical Thar Desert – in the west and in Pakistan Sari – tradition clothing made of single clothe ideal for India’s hot climate Thar Desert – in the west and in Pakistan Great India desert Rain Shadow of Himalayas Some Highland climate in the Himalayas

Monsoons Largest influence on climate Wet Summer winds bring flooding Cold Winter winds bring drought

Green Revolution 1943 – 4 million people starved to death Crop production could not keep up with growing population 1967 Green Revolution 1. increase farmland 2. two crops per field 3. use genetically improved seeds

Cottage industry Businesses run from the home Large form of industry in rural areas Being replaced by outsourcing as the primary industry in India

OUTSOURCING Contracting a small portion of a business to other businesses that can do the work much cheaper Becoming India’s primary economy Hurts economy of businesses using them

India religions Hinduism is the primary religion in India Islam is dominate religion in Pakistan and Bangladesh Nepal and Bhutan practice a form of Buddhism started in India Sikhism – Combines Hindu belief of reincarnation and Muslim belief of one god, but rejects caste system Jainism – strict code for life preservation

Hinduism continue Hinduism has a pantheon of gods or polytheistic Belief in many gods or all gods in a religion Ganges River is considered “holy” and in some cases a goddess Sins forgiven by touching water Bathing can heal Due to pollution the opposite is often true Indus River is the next most important river – fertile valley

POPULATION Total Population 1.22 billion 8 of the 11 most densely populated cities in the world 2025 India is expected to overtake China in population 350 mill. live on less than $1 a day