COLONIAL AND NATIVE POLICY

Question 1

difference between colonial and native policy

Answer 1

native:
- the experiences of those being ruled and how they were treated

colonial:
- actual government policy implemented in parliament

Question 2

examples of colonial subjects being treated well under the british in northern africa from 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 3

examples of colonial subjects being treated badly under the british in northern africa 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 4

examples of colonial subjects being treated well under the british in south africa 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 5

examples of colonial subjects being treated badly under the british in south africa 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 6

examples of colonial subjects being treated well under the british in east africa 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 7

examples of colonial subjects being treated badly under the british in east africa 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 8

examples of colonial subjects being treated well under the british in west africa 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 9

examples of colonial subjects being treated badly under the british in west africa 1890-1914 - native policy

Question 10

examples of colonial subjects being treated well under the british in india 1890-1914 - native policy

Answer 10

• the british launch a 68 million pound relief program from the epidemics caused by monsoons in 1895/1896
• curzon introduces measures to offset the impact of the bengal famine from 1899-1900
• in 1900, Curzon introduced measures to double the railway in length to 25,000 miles (5,000 miles in 5 years)

Question 11

examples of colonial subjects being treated badly under the british in india 1890-1914 - native policy

Answer 11

• there were monssons in India in 1895 + 1896 - over 53 million Indians starved and in April 1897, 33 million entered government labour camps
• in 1907, unrest occurs in the Punjab due to attempted British corruption and low pay of staff

Question 12

examples of colonial policy which BENEFITTED people in india 1890-1914

Answer 12

• 1909 (Government of India Act) morley minto reforms (increase representation of Indians in gov)
• 1904 Universities Act which allowed for the rebuilding of gov structures including the Taj Mahal
• 1892 Indian Councils Act

Question 13

examples of colonial policy which did not benefit people in india 1890-1914

Answer 13

• 1910 draconian press act
• 1905 attempted partition of bengal which separated the population based on religious alignment (hindu and muslim)

Question 14

examples of colonial policy which BENEFITTED people in south africa 1890-1914

Question 15

examples of colonial policy which did not benefit people in south africa 1890-1914

Question 16

examples of colonial policy which did not benefit people in north africa 1890-1914

Question 17

examples of colonial policy which BENEFITTED people in north africa 1890-1914

Question 18

examples of colonial policy which BENEFITTED people in east africa 1890-1914

Question 19

examples of colonial policy which did not benefit people in east africa 1890-1914

Question 20

examples of colonial policy which did not benefit people in west africa 1890-1914

Question 21

examples of colonial policy which BENEFITTED people in west africa 1890-1914

Question 22

examples of concessions vs repression in India

Question 23

what was the 1910 draconian press act

Answer 23

• provided the british with the power to imprison and sentence to death anyone who wrote radical news, against the raj
• aimed to create a state of conformity and unanimous opinion

Question 24

describe the 1892 Indian Councils Act

Answer 24

the british government allowed for local comment and criticism of legislation

Question 25

describe curzon’s program to offset the bengal famine of 1899-1900 (3)

Answer 25

• introduction of famine relief works which fed over 3.5 million people
• reduced taxes for local individuals
• increased irrigation work spending so the water could infiltrate crops and allow for a better harvest

Question 26

describe the partition of bengal 1905 and its reunification

Question 27

describe the morley minto reforms of 1909