Title: Maurya
1Early Civilizations of Ancient India
2The Harappan Civilization
3300 BCE - 2400 BCE
3Citadel Of Mohenjo-Daro
4Aerial View of Mohenjo-Daro
5Wide View, Mohenjo-Daro
6The Great Bath, Mohenjo-Daro
7Bath Area, Mohenjo-Daro
8The Aryan Migration Age (1500 BCE - 1200 BCE)
9Aryan Migration
- pastoral ? depended on their cattle.
- warriors ? horse-drawn chariots.
10Varna (Social Hierarchy)
Brahmins
Kshatriyas
Vaishyas
Shudras
Pariahs Harijan ? Untouchables
11The Caste System
Brahmins
WHO IS
Kshatriyas
- The mouth?
- The arms?
- The legs?
- The feet?
Vaishyas
Shudras
12Sanskrit writing
13Gupta Empire 320 CE 647 CE
14Gupta Rulers
- Chandra Gupta I
- r. 320 335
- Great King of Kings
- Chandra Gupta II
- r. 375 415
- Profitable trade with the Mediterranean
world! - Hindu revival.
- Huns invade 450 CE
15International Trade Routes during the Guptas
16 Extensive Trade4c
spices
silks
cotton goods
spices
rice wheat
horses
gold ivory
gold ivory
cotton goods
17Gupta Achievements
1000 diseasesclassified
500 healingplants identified
Printedmedicinal guides
Kama Sutra
Kalidasa
Literature
Medicine
PlasticSurgery
GuptaIndia
Inoculations
C-sectionsperformed
SolarCalendar
Astronomy
Mathematics
DecimalSystem
The earthis round
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18The British in India
19The World in 1600
20British East India Company1600-1857
- A money making venture.
- Trading in cotton, silk, indigo dye, salt,
saltpeter, tea and opium.
1-E
21British East India Company Agents
1-E
22Sepoy soldiers
Many would be given land and titles because of
their caste level
- Strong beliefs in the caste system
- Made up of Muslims and Hindus
1-F
23Road to revolution Outlawing Suttee (sati)
24Fighting the Thuggees
25The Final Straw
26The Sepoy Mutiny 1857
2-A
27Areas of the Sepoy Mutiny,
1857
28The Raj "Jewel in the Crown" of the British
Empire
29A LifeofLeisure!
30Lady Curzon, 1904
31Living Like a Maharajah
32Darjeeling Railroad, 1880s
33Railroad
34The Rise of Indian Nationalism
35the Indian National Congress
- 1885 ? The Indian National Congress
was founded in Bombay. - swaraj ? independence. the goal of the
movement.
36the Muslim League
- 1905 ? partition of Bengal based on
religions and languages. - 1906 ? creation of the Muslim
League.
37Amritsar Massacre, 1919
379 dead over 1200 wounded!
38Gandhi spinning cloth
Indian weaving was ruined by the competition of
British machine-made textiles!
39The End of the Raj August 15, 1947
40Partition!
41Pakistan and India Conflict
42the Indian subcontinent Since 1947 The Legacy
of Independence
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44Border problems
45Jawarlal Nehru
- Ally of Gandhi.
- 1st Prime Minister of India, 1947-1964.
- Advocated Industrialization.
- Promoted Green Revolution.
- Mixed Economy.
- Nonaligned Movement.
46Non-Alignment Movement
47Indias mixed economy
- The mix refers to private and public
ownership. - Foreign aid and foreign investment are
crucial. - Urban areas have high-tech companies.
- Three quarters of the population are farmers
living in small villages. - India's "Green Revolution" allowed farmers to
triple their crop by using modern science and
technology.
48Indias Green Revolution
- Introducing higher-yielding varieties of seeds
in 1965. - Increased use of fertilizers irrigation.
- GOAL ? make India self-sufficient in food grains.
49Major problems Issues in india today
- Overpopulation ? 1 billion climbing.
- Economic development.
- Hindu-Muslim tensions.
- Gender issues ? dowry killings.
- Caste bias ? discrimination against
untouchables continues. - The Kashmir dispute and nuclear weapons.
- Political assassinations.
50Tamil SeparatismThe tamil tigers
51Is the dream gone?
52Major problems Issues in Pakistan today
- Economic development.
- Political instability/military dictatorship.
- Hindu-Muslim tensions.
- Gender issues ? honor killings.
- Terrorism.
- The Kashmir dispute and nuclear weapons.
53What title would you give this political cartoon?
54The India-Pakistan Arms Race Heats Up in the Late
1990s
552002 Nuclear Statistics
56Is this a possibility?
57Issues Facing Modern India
58Dharavi area of Mumbai
.67 sq miles with a population over 1 million
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601.2 billion people