India Independence Movement and Gandhi

What type of protests did Gandhi use in his fight for Indian independence?

• violent

• popular

• guerrilla

• non-violent

When did Britain grant India's independence?

• 1930

• 1937

• 1940

• 1947

What rivalry developed over how India should be governed after independence?

• Hindu-Muslim

• Hindu-Buddhist

• Buddhist-Muslim

• Muslim-Jewish

The belief that people should be loyal to those with which they share a common history, customs, origins, and sometimes language and religion.

• boycott

• Muslim League

• Segregated

• nationalism

Leader of the peaceful civil disobedience movement for Indian independence.

• Churchill

• Obama

• MLK

• Gandhi

Under British rule Indians began to resent being ruled by a foreign government because

• Indians didn't like Britain because they couldn't get married

• Great Britain took all their land and sold it to other foreign countries

• They didn't like British food and drink

• Of inequality and they were treated unfairly and treated as second-hand citizens

Indians were also ________________ ___________ by the British on goods that were found in their own country.

• allotted food

• supplied heavily

• protected much

• taxed heavily

What were the first two groups that worked for the rights of Indians ?

• National Congress in 1885 and the Muslim League in 1906.

• National Congress in 1885 and the African National Congress in 1906.

• Apartheid in 1885 and the Muslim League in 1906.

• •National Congress in 1958 and the Muslim League in 1957

In 1919, British soldiers starting shooting a large group of Indians because they were gathering illegally.

During this terrible tragedy, over 400 people were killed and 1200 were injured. Where did this happen?

• The streets of London

• Pakistan

• Temple of Amritsar

• Temple of Doom

After Gandhi returned to India in 1914, he saw

• that Indians were being segregated and oppressed by British authorities

• that Indians were prospering and being treated equally

• that Indians were better educated and mostly became Christians or Muslims

• that he could be president