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1 Matthew Karges World History Honors Pd. 6 Mrs. Herrmann
Best Friends Matthew Karges World History Honors Pd. 6 Mrs. Herrmann

2 Attila the Hun Born in 406 Father was Mundzuk Was very superstitious
Ate two of his children Killed his brother Conquered much of Europe Became known as the Scourge of God Died of a hemorrhage from drinking on his wedding night One of the most feared men of his time

3 Huns beginning Came from Mongolian area
Attacked China which triggered the building of the Great Wall of China Chinese defeat Hunnic tribes causing them to split Western group moves towards Volga River and shows up in Europe United by Rua

4 Attila the Hun Born in 406 Father was Mundzuk and mother was unknown
Rua, leader of the Huns, was his uncle Had a brother named Bleda

5 Becoming a leader In 434, Attila’s uncle Rua dies
Attila and older brother Bleda take over Because of continued pressure to Eastern Roman Empire, a treaty was signed making the Eastern Empire pay 700 pounds of gold per year Huns were a mercenary army

6 Taking Leadership In 445, Attila murdered Bleda
Became sole leader of Huns Ruled with absolute authority Army attacked swiftly and suddenly Dispersed then came together Huns fight without regard to their own safety

7 Attila (Cont’d) Attila was called the Scourge of God
He was rumored to have eaten two of his children Eastern Romans refusal to pay tribute angered Attila Decided to take out anger on Western Roman Empire

8 Scandal Vandals urged Attila to attack the Visigoths
Defeat of Visigoths would lessen pressure on the Vandals

9 Scandal (cont’d) Honoria, Roman Princess, was imprisoned because of an affair She sent Attila a ring and a message asking Attila to be her champion Attila asks for half of Western Roman Empire as wedding dowry Plans to attack Western Empire to claim his lands with a huge army

10 Result Only though an alliance of Romans and Visigoths are the Huns defeated Huns escape The next year, the Huns attack Italy with 100,000 soldiers Take much of Italy but do not attack Rome because of a deal with the Pope

11 Death Attila dies of a hemorrhage
The hemorrhage was because of drinking from his wedding night Sons divide empire Empire dissolves

12 Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Born in 1869 Studied Law in England
India Civil Rights Activist Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Was called Mahatma or Great Soul Studied Law in South Africa Worked to free India from Britain control Became famous as ‘half-naked Seditious fakir’ In London Shot by Nathu Ram Godse His work established him as an Indian national leader

13 Beginnings Born October 2, 1869 in Porbandar India
Father Parents Born October 2, 1869 in Porbandar India Father- government official-was strict Mother was very religous

14 Childhood Was ordinary boy Mother called him Moniya
Stole, lied, ate meat, smoked, and had bad studies Mother called him Moniya Married at 13 to Kasturba Went to England to study Law Mother

15 Finding his place Enjoyed English lifestyle
Began to become more involved in Hindu faith Was turned away from Law when froze in court room for his first case Went to South Africa to continue studying Law

16 Finding his place (cont’d)
While in South Africa, found that native Africans and Indians were treated poorly Particularly by British and Dutch Was told to go to back of train Beaten to sit on the floor Decided to fight for their rights

17 Movements In 1917, started agitation in Champaran for better conditions Britain was forced to improve their conditions From his victory, became known as national leader Was given title “Mahatma,” by Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore, which means Great Soul

18 Movements (cont’d) 1920, Non-cooperation movement
Boycotting government services 1930, Civil Disobedience movement To break Salt Law from British Ended in Gandhi-Irwin Pact in 1931

19 Quit India Movement 1931, attended Second Round Table Conference in London Britain decided to free India after WWII and the changing world situation

20 Split in India India split into India and Pakistan Riots ensued
Started to fast in attempt to control riots Shot by Nathu Ram Godse Nathu Ram Godse

21 Differences Attila Born 406 Ate (children) Superstitious Killing good
Gandhi Born 1869 Fasted Religious Killing bad

22 Similarities Attila Gandhi Worked for betterment of their people
Violence is better than cowardice Sweet hair

23 Sweet Hair

24 The End

25 Works Cited Chandy, Anish. "Attila the Hun." Buzzle.com May 2009 < editorials/ asp>. Jhaveri, Vithalbhai. "Mahatma Gandhi." Manas. 18 May 2009 < History/Gandhi/gandhi.html>. Kayne, R. "Who Was Attila the Hun?" WiseGeek May 2009 < who-was-attila-the-hun.htm>. Rosenburg, Jennifer. "Gandhi." About.com May 2009 < people/a/gandhi.htm>. Szczepanski, Kallie. "Attila the Hun Timeline." About.com May <


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