relations with indigenous ppl (consolidation) Flashcards

1
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What was the Young India Organisation?

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Founded by Savarkar Brothers, expanded nationally with several hundred members and assassinations.

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2
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What was the main outlet for dissatisfied Indian professionals?

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Newspapers

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3
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Who was the editor of Kesari?

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Bal Tilak. Accused of inciting murder of medical officer and jailed.

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4
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Who was the founder of Kaal and when was he jailed?

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Shivran Paranjape, jailed in 1898 for stirring up hostility. Kaal so popular also arrested for sedition in 1908. 19 month imprisonment and Kaal banned.

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5
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What campaign followed the Bengal partition

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6 year Swadeshi campaign

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6
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Who was killed in India in April 1908?

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Two British women in a bomb meant for the district judge in April 1908. Full investigation.

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7
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What was the situation in British Somaliland?

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Mad Mullah outraged at conversion of children to Christianity. Forms army of 20k Dervishes and raids. Couldn’t be surpassed until ’20s where aerial bombardment wipes out strongholds.

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8
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What was the situation in West Africa.

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New Governor of Sierra Leone in 1898 (Colonel Cardew) imposes ‘hut tax’ on dwellings. Resistance, scorched earth policy used: fire villages farms and crops. Chief of opposition surrenders in November 1898. 96 people hanged in spite of british plea for leniency.

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9
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How does the Daily Mail declare the fall of the Mahdist regime in 1898?

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‘The downfall of the worst tyranny in the world’

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10
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What conditions had the people of Sudan suffered during the Mahdist regime?

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50% of the population lost through famine, disease, and persecution. GB arrival means exchange of one oppressor for another.

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11
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Why was the establishment of South Sudanese control problematic?

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Wouldn’t renounce customs or pay taxes to the British.

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12
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How did Britain respond to troubles in South Sudan.

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W heavy hand (death) penalty, leads to more resistance,

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13
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How many punitive exhibitions were done in Sudan to establish British control?

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33

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14
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When were there uprisings in Sudan?

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1902-03, 1904, and 1908

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15
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How did Sudan develop economically?

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Mostly in the Nile Valley. Telegraph and railway lines extended. Port Sudan in 1906. 1911 Gezira scheme for High Quality cotton for British textile industry.

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16
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Why was Rhodes frustrated with the Boers?

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High tarries and personally with Kruger.

17
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How many were killed in the 2nd Boer War?

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22k British, 6k Boers.

18
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Why was the 2nd Boer War difficult to defend?

19
Q

What did the Treaty of Vereeniging do?

A

Grant £5 million compensation for damages

20
Q

When did the Transvaal receive self-governing status?

21
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When did the Orange River Colony become self-governing?