Indian Nationalism - Pre 1914 Flashcards

1
Q

How could Indians help govern India?

A
  • Join the ICS
  • Indians could be appointed to legislative councils
  • Indians could be involved in local government roles
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Why was nationalism unknown to Indians? (5 reasons)

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  • Many religious divisions
  • Social divisions
  • People felt loyal to local leaders instead of their nation
  • British rule was very strong
  • There was no exact strategy to get the British to go, and when there was disagreements were made.
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Why did a nationalist movement begin in the late 19th century?

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  • British rule was still going on
  • Indian’s elite was growing
  • India was being economically exploited
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When was the Indian National congress transformed into a mass political movement?

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1905 during the partition of Bengal

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5
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Who was the moderate leader of the Indian National Congress?

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Gokhale

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Who was the extremist leader of the Indian National Congress?

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Tilak

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7
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Why was Indian nationalism limited?

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  • It was only made up of high caste Indians
  • Divided between moderates and radicals
  • Muslim concerns as it was mostly dominated by Hindus
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What was the impact of the partition of Bengal?

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  • Triggered a nationwide protest
  • Confrontation between the British and the Indian people
  • Provoked terrorist groups
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Why were Hindu’s outraged at the partition of Bengal? (5 reasons)

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  • It divided their province
  • It created a majority Muslim province with equal status - It made Bengalis a minority in West Bengal
  • It was an example of British arrogance
  • It was an attempt to weaken Congress
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10
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What two things boosted Indian nationalism after the partition of Bengal?

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  • The boycott of British Goods

- Terrorist movements

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Due to the partition of Bengal what did the minority like Tilak want?

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An Indian Self Government

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12
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When was the Simla Deputation?

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1906

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13
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Who was the secretary of state for India?

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John Morley

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14
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Who was Lord Minto?

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The viceroy from 1905 - 1910

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What was the Simla deputation of 1906?

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Muslims in India expressed their fear that any elections in India will benefit the Hindus because Muslims were a minority so they were given Separate Electorates.

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