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COLONIES NEGOTIATED INDEPENDENCE. BY JESSICA IMMERMANN & HANNAH JENKINS. BACKGROUND INFORMATION. Generally nonviolent protesting India Gold Coast Nationalism After WWII—believed they were strong enough. INDIA. British motherland Gandhi—non-violent protesting
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COLONIES NEGOTIATED INDEPENDENCE • BY JESSICA IMMERMANN & HANNAH JENKINS
BACKGROUND INFORMATION • Generally nonviolent protesting • India • Gold Coast • Nationalism • After WWII—believed they were strong enough
INDIA • British motherland • Gandhi—non-violent protesting • Indian National Congress (1885) • Muslim League (1906) • Religious divide
GANDHI • Leader of Indian protesters • 1942—Aressted • Released because of bad health • After WWII—called off Indian Stuggle • British—indicatations of independence • 100,000 politicans released • 1948—Assinated by Nathuram Godse
INDIAN INDEPENDENCE quit india---- no fighting in WWII contraversial Gahndi Muslim League support british in WWII fail to secure votes Round Table Conferences http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5X7LzTrLYU
Indian Independence (Round Table Conferences) • There was three • First: 1931 • All Indian Federation • Second: 1931 • Gahndi-Irwin Pact • Untouchables and Muslims • not minorities • no agreement---- Poona Pact • Third: 1932 • The Labour Party and Indian Nationalist Party did not attend • Pakistani named
Indian Independence count. • Louis Mountbatten • Governor-General of India • Indian Independence Act 1947 • India and Pakistan have independence
Pakistan Movement • Muslims wanted independednt state • Pakistan • Minority • however had lots of culture • Muhammad Ali Jinnah • Got independence in Indian Independence Act 1947
GOLD COAST • Independence Movement– United Gold Coast Convention • Economic prosperity during WWII • Cocoa exports, railroads, roads • Wanted say a say in prosperity • Inspired by India
KWAME NKRUMAH • Educated in America • Inspired by their people and gov • Linked Africans with industrial countries’ people in London • 1949-Gold Coast • Forms Convention People’s Party • Nkrumah gets power in self-rule elections • Independence
GOLD COAST BECOMES GHANA • 1957—Independence • First to win it • British gave it—leading them on • Parliamentary Democracy • Nkrumah—leader and a hero • African colonies inspired more
Burma • aka Myanmar • First separated from India • Then negotiated independence • Aung San-Attlee Agreement on 27 January 1947
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