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1661 - 1857
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Viewed India as Britain's "Jewel in the Crown"
Made railroads around India for transportation
Did not let India spin its own thread only grow cotton
1707
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Kept European traders under control.
Broke into a type of feudal system.
1820 - 1835
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Considered the Father of Modern India
Helped start many reforms and changes in India
1857
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India began to have strong feelings of Nationalism
British put animal fat to grease rounds in cartridges
and both Hindus and Muslims did not like that.
1858 - 1947
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Britain controlled India and took away many of it's rights.
1869 - 1948
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A revolutionary leader for India who fought
with nonviolence, boycotts, and strikes.
He preached Civil Disobedience in which
one should refuse to obey unjust laws.
1885
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A Nationalist group that formed to
fight for self-government and deal
with concerns of India.
1906
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A Nationalist group that formed to
fight for self-government and deal
with concerns of India.
1919
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To protest the Rowlatt Acts 10,000 Hindus
had a festival in which they prayed and fasted.
British soldier fired on the people while praying.
1919
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Allowed the government to jail
protesters without trial.
1920 - 1975
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Bangladesh's first prime minister
More focused on own power than the nations
1930
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Indians were forced to buy salt only from
the government which had very high taxes
on it. So Gandhi gathered people to march
to collect seawater and make their own salt.
1935
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This act provided local self-government
and limited democratic elections. This was
not total independence.
1947 - 1948
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Leader of Muslim League
Worked with Gandhi to get
self-government for India
1947 - 1964
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India's first Prime Minister
Ruled for 17 years
1947
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It is an undisputed area of land
Is still being fought over today
1947
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Once India is free of British rule is
divides into one Hindu and one
Muslim Nation.
1966 - 1984
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Nehru's daughter
Was elected Prime
Minister after her dad
1971
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Split into East and West Pakistan
East declared independent and is
named Bangladesh
1972 - 1988
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President of Pakistan
Dies in a mysterious plane crash
1981 - 2009
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Tamil Tigers vs Sinhalese
1981
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Hindu minority in the civil war in Sri Lanka
1988 - 1990
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Was elected prime minister twice(later in 1993-1996)
Ruled durring a time of constant struggle
1991
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Was Indira's son and was killed by a bomb.