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Decolonization Ch 34

India Section 1

Congress Party Who: Hindus & Muslims What: India’s national political party Where: India When: 1940s Why: India had 350mill Hindus & 150 mill Muslims; most of Congress party were Hindu, but some Muslim; advocated for independence against GB & fought for Indian interests

Mohandas Gandhi Who: leader of the Congress party What: launched the 1 st nonviolent campaign for independence Where: India When: 1920s Why: his ideas inspired Indians of all ethnic, religious backgrounds to achieve independence; he puts the thoughts of independence in Indians’ heads; a Hindu who doesn’t like his peacefulness b.n Hindus & Muslims extremist assassinated him in 1948

1. What were the major concerns of the Muslim league? They thought that the mainly Hindu Congress party looked out primarily for Hindu interests, not Muslim interests Wanted to ensure a safe & secure region for Muslims

Muslim League Who: Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Indian Muslims What: an organization founded to help protect Muslim interests; rival group to the Congress party When: 1906 Where: India Why: they felt the Congress party only looked out for the Hindus; they stated they would never accept independence if it meant rule by the Hindu-dominated Congress party

2. What problems had to be resolved in the months prior to independence? Division of India- who should be in power? How should we divide the land? Where would ppl go and how would the gov’t be run?

Partition Who: British officials, Muslims & Hindus What: the term given to the division of India into 2 separate Hindu and Muslim nations Where: India & Pakistan When: 1946 Why: British officials were convinced that partition was the only way to ensure a safe region; the NW & Eastern regions of India where most Muslims lived = Pakistan

3. What were the terms of the cease fire? 1/3 of Kashmir under Pakistan control & the rest under Indian control

4. How did Nehru contribute to India’s modernization? He led new independent nations in neutral alliances He industrialized Pushed for social reform Expanded human rights

Jawaharlal Nehru Who: Prime Minister What: the independent nation of India’s first Prime Minister Where: India When: Why: he was one of Gandhi’s devoted followers; he led other newly independent nations of the world in following an alliance of countries that were neutral in the Cold War; he pushed for industrialization & sponsored social reforms; he tried to elevate the lower castes; his death left the Congress party w. no strong leader= divisions in India

5. What events led to the creation of Bangladesh? E. Pakistan was hit by huge tidal wave W. Pakistan didn’t transfer aid quickly enough Demonstrations broke out- Civil war in Pakistan 2 separate nations

6. What major problem did Indira Gandhi face? Disarming the Tamil rebels Challenges from Sikh extremists that wanted to be an independent state

Indira Gandhi Who: Nehru’s daughter, Prime minister What: took control of India after her father died Where: India When: Why: she faced many threats from Sikh extremists & other political factions throughout India; sent Indian troops to overrun Golden Temple= killed 500 sikhs & destroyed sacred property = assassinated by Sikhs in 1984

7. What was the cause of turmoil in Sri Lanka? Group of militant Tamils fought for their own country of Tamil

Benizir Bhutto Who: Bhutto’s daughter; Prime minister What: took over Pakistan after her father was executed Where: Pakistan When: 1970s Why: she was removed from office by a military coup = the military rules Pakistan = continues to struggle w. challenges from Muslim militants & ongoing disputes w. India

Southeast Asia Section 2

Bell Act

a. Why did the Filipinos object to this act?

b. Why did they agree to sign it?

Why did the US demand a long lease on it’s military and naval bases in the Philippines?