Do Now: Write one paragraph on British Imperialism using the following vocabulary words: Imperialism, colonialism, racism, nationalism This will be collected.

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Do Now: Write one paragraph on British Imperialism using the following vocabulary words: Imperialism, colonialism, racism, nationalism This will be collected AIM/GOAL: In what ways did the Sepoy Mutiny change the political climate of India?

British India

MUTINY IS …………  An act of rebellion against authority!  In your opinion, why do you think the Sepoys would want to rebel?

What does this cartoon tell you about life in India under British rule?

It was decided to introduce the more accurate muzzle loading Lee-Enfield Rifle. One way to speed up the loading process was the introduction of a paper cartridge with the bullet sitting on the exact quantity of powder needed. The loader was required to bite open this paper cartridge to expose the powder.

The Mutiny Begins ! … The outbreak of fighting begins between the British East India Company and the Sepoys. It took over 1 year to gain control over India once again. Why didn’t the Muslims and Hindus take this opportunity to UNITE against the British? Because the Muslims and Hindus were so split ! They did not like each other, nor the idea of uniting as one. Hindus did not want Muslim Mughals to be restored to power.

SEPOY MUTINY – ARTIST’S RENDITION

SEPOY MUTINY  Turning point British Government takes full control of India. This area was called “The Raj” “The Raj” – The term used to describe Britain's control over India between They promised other Indian states would remain free, but this promise did not hold up.

Social Class in India In the photograph at the left, a British officer is waited on by Indian servants. This reflects the class system in India. British Army Social class determined the way of life for the British Army in India. Upper- class men served as officers. Lower- class British served at lesser rank and did not advance past the rank of sergeant. Only men with the rank of sergeant and above were allowed to bring their wives to India. Each English officer’s wife attempted to re- create England in the home setting. Like a general, she directed an army of 20 to 30 servants.

Sepoy Mutiny Fuels Racism ! “It is this consciousness of the inherent superiority of the European which has won for us India. However well educated and clever a native may be, and however brave he may prove himself, I believe that no rank we can bestow on him will cause him to be considered an equal of the British officer” - Lord Kitchener How did Lord Kitchener view the Indian people? Don’t Copy

Nationalism Surfaces in India… Nationalism: Devotion or loyalty to ones own nation. Not only is there a separation between castes, but also a separation between British and Indian people! Ram Mohun Moy – “Father of Modern India”, believed arranged marriages and caste system needed to be changed. Many Indians adopt western ways and call for social reforms Indians resent being second-class citizens in own country

Nationalist Groups Form… Indian National Congress (1885) and Muslim League (1905) form. Nationalists angered by partition of Bengal (split: half Hindu/half Muslim) pressure forces Britain to divide it differently

YOUR CLASSWORK …… Pretend you are one of the Indian people during this time and you work for a newspaper…. 1. Create a Newspaper headline illustrating what is going on! 2. Write 1-2 paragraphs about the situation