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India's Independence Movement: A Brief History

Explore the European interest and trade with India, European dominance in India, the Indian Rebellion, English annexation of India, Indian assimilation, rise of Indian Nationalism, journey to Indian Independence, and the formation of Modern India.

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India's Independence Movement: A Brief History

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  1. INDIA – INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT

  2. Brief History • European interest and trade with India • European dominance in India • Indian Rebellion • English annexation of India • Indian assimilation • Indian Nationalism • Indian Independence • Modern India

  3. European Interest & Trade with India

  4. European Dominance of India

  5. Rebellion by Indians Sepoy Rebellion, 1857

  6. English Annexation of India (Start of the “British Raj”) 1858-1947 Queen Victoria

  7. Indian Assimilation Schools, hospitals, roads, railroads Cash Crops English Language

  8. IndianNationalism Salt March Mohandas Gandhi (Mahatma) Civil Disobedience Shame British into leaving Dressed like a commoner

  9. Disaster in the Indian Nationalism • AMRITSAR MASSACRE:British troops open-fired on peaceful Indian protesters • In 10 mins., 379 were killed & 1,100 were wounded

  10. Indian Independence

  11. Modern India Jawaharlal Nehru 1947-1964 Rajiv Gandhi Son of Indira 1984-1989 Indira Gandhi Daughter of Nehru 1955-1977. 1980-1984 assassinated Dr. Manmohan Singh 2004-present

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