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Decolonization and the Decline of the European World Order

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Indian Independence and Gandhi

Indian Independence and Gandhi. DESIRE FOR INDEPENDENCE. INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS: Organized by nationalists in 1885 to gain greater rights for Indians WORLD WAR I: Indians were forced to fight for Britain. DELHI GATE. Dedicated to the 70,000 Indian troops who died during WWI.

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Colonialism

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Life and Times of Mohandas Gandhi

Life and Times of Mohandas Gandhi. Pictures are Worth a Thousand Words. Even though you have a limited knowledge of Gandhi, write down at least one word that describes him from the following pictures. Description of Gandhi. Setting the Stage (British Take Control of India).

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Mohandas Gandhi was an Indian nationalist.

Mohandas Gandhi was an Indian nationalist. He was also a nonviolent activist. Gandhi believed in satyagraha or truth-force. He believed that goodness ultimately prevailed. Gandhi believed that people were fundamentally good. When people acted badly, it was out of ignorance.

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Indian Nationalism & Decolonization

Indian Nationalism & Decolonization. 1858. British take political control of India. Causes of Indian nationalism:. discontent with British rule India unified leadership common language new print culture nationalist orgs. Political Nationalism. desire for ? political freedoms:

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Indian Independence

Indian Independence . Geography of India. Indian Sub-Continent of Asia British India . Evolution of the Indian Independence Movement. British rule of India Indian National Congress Leadership of Mohandas Gandhi Role of Civil disobedience and passive resistance. Colonial India.

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Chapter 9: South Asia in Transition

Chapter 9: South Asia in Transition. Section 1: Freedom and Partition. Lesson Questions. Why did Gandhi help India win independence from Britain? How did WWII affect the struggle for independence? What cultural differences led to the partition of India?.

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Aim: How did Mohandas Gandhi lead a successful and peaceful revolution in India? L62

Aim: How did Mohandas Gandhi lead a successful and peaceful revolution in India? L62. Do Now: Copy your vocabulary words in your glossary 1. Civil disobedience: is the active refusal to obey certain laws of a government without resorting to violence.

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Mohandas Gandhi (1869-1948)

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Mohandas Gandhi

Mohandas Gandhi. By: Mitchell Ambruso. http://images.search.yahoo.com. Early Life. Born October 2, 1896 In porbandar, India At 13 years old got married to (Kasturba) Had four children. Getting Older. 1891 went to London, studied law 1893 South Africa (Kicked, abused)

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The British Empire - India

The British Empire - India Why British wanted to get more influence or control over India? British wants to rule India because they want to be more wealthy, they can have more goods from India, which make themselves richer, like: indigo, tea, coffee, silk, etc.

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mahatma Gandhi Satyagraha & The Salt March

mahatma Gandhi Satyagraha & The Salt March. By: Arman Barrett & Cortney sherwood. Before, during, After. Perceived Injustice. Actions Taken in Protest. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW3uk95VGes. Success & failure.

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Rise of Modern india

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Table of Contents

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Three heroes

Mohatma Gandhi. Nelson Mandela. Three heroes. Reverend Dr . Martin Luther King Jr. These are their stories. passive resistance. n. Resistance by nonviolent methods to a government, an occupying power, or specific laws, as refusing to comply, demonstrating in protest, or fasting.

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The achievements and life of Gandhi

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Freedom and Partition of India

Freedom and Partition of India. Growing Unrest After WWI Indian nationalists increased their demands for Freedom. In 1919 Britain created laws that limited freedom of the press and other rights.

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