Part II India Study Guide Flashcards

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Three ways the British strengthened their authority after the Great Revolt of 1857: __________, __________, __________.

Reorganized military, restricted Indians through legislation, segregated British and Indians.

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What did the British emphasize in the All-India Census?

Religion and caste identity.

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Four ways Indians participated in the Swadeshi movement: __________, __________, __________, __________.

Bonfires of foreign goods, public rallies, labor strikes, patrolled streets to close down shops selling imported goods.

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Why did the Muslim League ask Viceroy Minto for reserved seats?

To ensure Muslim interests were heard, fearing Congress would dominate all legislative seats.

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Indians noted that the British were fighting for __________ and ___ __________ in Europe while Indians lacked these political freedoms.

Democracy; self determination.

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Which groups participated in the Non-Cooperation Movement?

Peasants from rural regions, middle-class urban participants, Khilafat Movement, Congress.

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What impact did the 1935 Government of India Act have on the provinces?

It turned over governance to Indian representatives.

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Under what two conditions did the Indian National Congress support the British during WWII?

  1. Immediate inclusion of Indians in central government, 2) Unconditional independence for India post-war.

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Did the British meet Congress's demands during WWII?

No, and Indian Congress members resigned in protest across the subcontinent.

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What did the British announce would happen by June 1948?

Britain would leave the subcontinent and transfer power to the people of India.