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Title: The Maharaja of Pannah


1
The British in India
Ms. Susan M. PojerHorace Greeley HS
Chappaqua, NY
2
The World in 1600
3
The British East India Company 1600 - 1857
4
British East India Company Agents
1-E
5
Coins of the British East India Co.
1719 coin 1804 coin
6
Coffee House in British India
7
Sepoy soldiers
1-F
8
Sir Robert Clive
1-G
9
Battle of Plassey 1757
1-H
10
Why wasBritainso successfulin Indiaby the
endof the 18c??
1-I
11
India in mid-18c
12
British Soldiers in India,
1830s
13
Outlawing Suttee (sati)
14
Fighting the Thuggees
15
British Opium Warehouse in
Patna, India
Selling Patna Opium in China
16
Lord Dalhousie
r. 1848 - 1856
1-L
17
India 18c-early 19c
18
The Sepoy Mutiny 1857
2-A
19
Areas of the Sepoy Mutiny,
1857
20
The Seige of Lucknow
21
Execution of SepoysThe Devils Wind
2-B
22
The Raj "Jewel in the Crown" of the British
Empire
23
1876 Queen Victoria Becomes
Empress of India
2-D
24
Queen Victoria in India
PAX BRITANNICA
25
Queen Victoria Receiving the Crown of India
26
Sikhs Bengal Cavalry of the British Army
2-E
27
15th Ludhiana Sikhs, 1889
28
Assorted British Soldiers, 1890s
29
British Colonial Life During the Raj
30
Bengal Medical Service, 1860
31
A LifeofLeisure!
32
Br. Viceroys Daughter Simla, 1863
33
Lady Curzon, 1904
34
Living Like a Maharajah
35
Darjeeling Railroad, 1880s
36
Simla Little England in the mountains of
India
37
Karachi, 1896
38
Procession of the Rajahs,New Delhi, 1902
39
Victoria Station, Bombay
40
Chartered Bank of Calcutta,
1915
41
Theosophical Library Madras, 1913
42
What were the BENEFITS of British rule in India??
2-F
43
What were the majorLIMITATIONS of British rule
in India??
2-G
44
The Rise of Indian Nationalism
45
the Indian National Congress
  • 1885 ? The Indian National Congress
    was founded in Bombay.
  • swaraj ? independence. the goal of the
    movement.

46
Jawaharlal nehru
1889 - 1964
47
the Muslim League
  • 1905 ? partition of Bengal based on
    religions and languages.
  • 1906 ? creation of the Muslim
    League.

48
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
1876 - 1948
49
Young Mohandas K. Gandhi,
1876
1869 - 1948
50
Gandhi with the londonvegetarian society, 1890
51
Gandhi as a Young Barrister in Natal
52
Gandhi as a Lawyer in Johannesburg, So. Africa
53
Gandhi and His Wife, Kasturba, 1915
54
Amritsar Massacre, 1919
379 dead over 1200 wounded!
55
Salt March, 1930
MakingSalt
56
Gandhi spinning cloth
Indian weaving was ruined by the competition of
British machine-made textiles!
57
Gandhi and His Grandaughters, 1947
58
The End of the Raj August 15, 1947
59
Last Viceroy of India
Lord Louis Lady Edwina Montbatten
60
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61
Partition?
62
Why?
  • Muslim minority
  • Unfair representation
  • Inevitable?
  • Two Nation Theory creation of Pakistan and
    India Sikhs can choose where to live

Shows INC and Muslim League not willing to
compromise
63
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64
Louis Mountbatten His Plan
  • How to transfer power before 1948?
  • How to please Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs?
  • Can Britain protect India from a civil war?

65
Lord Mountbattens Decision
  • There can be no question of coercing any large
    areas in which one community has a majority to
    live against their will under a government in
    which another community has a majority. And the
    only alternative to coercion is partition. (3
    June 1947)

66
Resistance to Partition Plan?
  • Gandhi insisted on Indian unity
  • Nehru resisted partition because democracy would
    protect minority
  • Jinnah wanted assurances of equal rights and
    representation

67
Cyril Radcliffes Line
68
Summer Migration of 47
Bharat to Pakistan Trail
69
Muslims fleeing from New Delhi 47
70
Muslim refugees fleeing sectarian fighting in
Amritsar 47
71
Partition of Punjab 47
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Independence Dreams Destroyed
  • Casualties
  • Partition
  • ½ million killed
  • Tens of thousands women abducted or raped
  • More than 10 million refugees
  • 9 million Muslims migrate to Pakistan
  • 5 million Sikhs and Hindus migrate to India
  • Division of Bengali territory into East and West
    East becomes part of Pakistan while West becomes
    part of India
  • Punjab and Kashmir suffers same fate
  • Creation of refugee camps and slums Bengali
    Hindus in Kolkata

74
Kashmir
Indian troops defending Srinagar (capital of
Kashmir
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