India Lesson 3.  Explain the origin & impact of British rule in India.  Describe the path to independence.

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India Lesson 3

 Explain the origin & impact of British rule in India.  Describe the path to independence.

 What role does reincarnation play in the Hindu religion and Indian way of life?  Soul is reborn (several times) in effort to be released (moksha) to join universal soul (Brahman). Karma determines lot (caste) of soul in next life, so be good in this one!

 s Islam introduced  Mughal Dynasty balances tension  1600 British East India Company est. trade  Encourage rivalries  Outlaw Hindu practices  High taxes on farmers  Treaties expand power  1857 Sepoy RebellionSepoy Rebellion  Becomes direct rule colony

 Drawbacks  Industry declines, cash crops = less food, dependence on GB  Positives  Language, railroad & telegraph system, health care & sanitation, education, form of government

 1885: Indian National Congress  Shared governance  1906: Muslim League  Muhammad Ali Jinnah  1919: Amritsar MassacreAmritsar Massacre  Public gathering Sikh temple  20s & 30s tension b/t religions grows

 Takes Over INC  Home Rule (1920s)  “Satyagraha” – Civil DisobedienceSatyagraha  Boycotts  Great Salt March (1930)  1939 “Quit India” Mvmt  No help WW2 w/o independence

 Indian Independence Act  Hindu India (Jawaharlal Nehru)  Muslim Pakistan - E & W (Mohammed Ali Jinnah)  Explosion of violence & mass migration  1948 Gandhi assassinated  3 Wars Since  Bangladesh 1971  Nuclear Powers “98

 1949 Constitution  Parliament (Prime Minister) & President  Jawaharlal Nehru INC   Modernization (Industry & Agriculture)  Indira Gandhi INC  ,  Assassinated 1984  Rajiv Gandhi INC  1984 – 1991  Bharajita Janata Party (BJP)- led coalition govt 1990s.  Atal Vajpayee  Manmohan Singh INC  Present

 Why didn’t the partition of India bring a lasting peace?

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