Chapter 25-India and China
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- Q1A sepoy isa group of Muslim, Sikh, and Hindu princes.a collection of raw materials that includes indigo and sugar.an Indian soldier trained by British forces.a former trading post turned into a military post.30s
- Q2Which is an example of British cultural dominance in India?barring all Indians from a Western style educationforcing the native Indian population to attend church every weekworking with Indian merchants to create a market place for Indian shopperschanging the official language to English in British controlled areas30s
- Q3The British Raj refers to thecontract British rulers had with Indian maharajas.90- year period of British rule in India.official British system of segregation.name of the imperial bureaucracy in India.30s
- Q4Who ruled India after the sepoy uprising in 1857?Mohandas Gandhithe British monarchythe Indian National Congressthe East India Company30s
- Q5Great Britain promised the people of India home rule and independence if theygave up rights to Indian resourcesjoined the League of Nationshelped fight for the Allies in WWIhelped fight for the Allies in WWII30s
- Q6Why was the Indian National Congress formed?to support Western educated Indian doctors and lawyersto gather support for the formation of an Indian armyto demand more participation of Indians in governmentto protest the arrival of more British citizens to India30s
- Q7By 1850 the _______________________________ was more powerful than the Indian emperor and controlled 60% of India.British RajEast India Companythe League of NationsIndian National Congress30s
- Q8The division of Bengal in 1905 created tension and highlighted the differences between Hindus and ______________.ChristiansBuddhistsMuslimsJews30s
- Q9The Amritsar Massacre refers to thecivil war between Hindus and Muslims in India.killing or wounding of about 1,500 protesters by British troops.refusal to allow Indians to medical care in British hospitals.rejection of all British rule in India and Pakistan.30s
- Q10The breaking of laws as an act of protest and in a hopes to bring forth change is referred to ascivil rightsdominionguerilla warfarecivil disobedience30s
- Q11Why did Gandhi promote civil disobedience?He felt that peaceful demonstrations were more effective than violent uprisings.He thought this was the best way to unite Muslim and Hindu Indians.He knew that the Indian population did not have the training to fight British troops.He wanted to show the British the centrality of nonviolence in Hinduism.30s
- Q12Which event in India helped gain worldwide attention and support for their independence movement?the Boxer Rebellionthe Sepoy Massacrethe Salt Marchthe Long March30s
- Q13What did the Muslim League request from the British forces?release of all political prisoners in India after the Salt Marchmore seats in the Indian National Congress for Muslimsa separate nation for Muslims if India was granted independencecontrol of the both Pakistan and India30s
- Q14Which new country was created on August 15, 1947,as part of the partition of India?SyriaAfghanistanPakistanLebanon30s
- Q15The Boxer Rebellion refers tothe empress dowager Cixi's plan to take over Japan.the Chinese civil war over the last emperor.a British led movement to crush Chinese businesses.a Chinese uprising against foreigners.30s