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1 Imperialism South Asia

2 European Colonialism of South Asia
Europeans came to the area in the early 1500s to look for resources India became part of the British Empire in 1858 Desired: Tea Spices

3 Imperialism Split into two halves Indirect Control
Period of control by Indian middle/upper class Sepoy Mutiny- Indian citizens decided to fight and lost control Direct Control British demanded complete control

4 Decolonization Mohandas Gandhi was a leader of peaceful resistance against British colonization Great Salt March Gave up his luxurious life to live as a member of the lowest part of society Gained independence in August of 1947

5 Creation of India/Pakistan
Once India was free of colonial power there were struggles over how the nation should be ruled Debate over if it should be an Islamic nation or have religious freedoms India wanted to keep Hinduism Pakistan and Bangladesh became Islamic nations

6 Imperialism of India Complete the webquest on Colonization and Independence Movements in India Google: “Story of India PBS” and click on the first result Or go to my website and use the link! Work quietly and complete the assignment on your own Use any extra time to work on your unit questions, map, or puzzles which are due Monday

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