Resistance Flashcards

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How did compartmentalisment effect resistance?

A

Different areas underwent development at different speeds therefore they underwent different forms of resistance at different times.

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What is primary resistance and when does it normally take place?

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when the ruling elites collaborate with those below them in order to repel forgein forces. Normally comes after elites realise they face crisis of displacement from foreign powers.

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Why was primary resistance limited in india?

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Britain purposely played mutually antagonistic groups off against each other.

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Examples of Primary

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Santhal rebellion. Saw resistance of the zamindars and the brits. First Sikh war….

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Stokes on 1857?

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Primary in some areas that britiain had not reached and broken down power structure in. Secondary resistance in other areas.

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Who did sepoys try to unit with over peasants

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urban centres and political movements

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Why did the Rajput and Gujars resist?

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They faced crisis of displacement not economic down turn. Could have been beneficial.

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Why did peasants stay loyal to higher castes?

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They feared loss of land and traditional structures. Caste system important to resistance.

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