British + Indian attitudes to eachother Flashcards

1
Q

Why was there tension between the 2?

A

Indian Mutiny

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2
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What was the separate society?

A

The British did their best to establish homes they would have had in Britain
- Furniture, books, furnishings

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3
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Where did Wealthy and the Raj officials live?

A

18th century houses built for the EIC Merchants

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4
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Where did lesser officials live?

A

Newly built bungalows in Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Delhi

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5
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Who were kids looked after by?

A

An army of Indian servants

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6
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When were British kids sent back home?

A

When they were old enough for school, and holidays

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7
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Why did British wives go back home?

A

To permanently live with their children

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8
Q

Who lived close to the edge?

A

Poverty ridden missionaries

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9
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What were the missionaries desires?

A

To live amongst Indian society

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10
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Who was barred from the hierarchal society?

A

Businessmen in the lower trade

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11
Q

Who were Anglo-Indians?

A

Indians whom dressed in European clothing, and western makeup for the ladies

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12
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How many Anglo-Indians were there?

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In the early 20th century, there were 110,000

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13
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How were the Anglo-Indians outcasted?

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Accepted by neither the Indians or the British

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14
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What was the nearest encounter of acceptance for Anglo-Indians?

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At church, consigned to the lowliest benches, and charitable gestures
(Children’s Christmas parties)

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15
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Why were Anglo-Indians the backbone of society?

A

They helped with labour on the railways, and postal and telegraph services

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16
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What were Indian attitudes at the beginning?

A

Obeyed the Raj
- Provided a roof over their heads
- Food on the table, a job
- ‘master’

17
Q

Importance of the British Language?

A

Needed to pass ICS examinations
- Unifying, education

18
Q

What was the downside of the British Language?

A

More educated = The more challenge
Brought around words like Democracy, Nationalism, Imperialism