India Independence

Belief that people should be loyal to those who share the same customs, language, and history.

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

• Hinduism

• Partitioning

A group of Hindus who worked for the equal rights of Indians

• Indian National Congress

• The Muslim League

• Kshatriyas

• Brahmans

A group of Muslims who began advocating for the rigts of Indians.

• The Indian National Congress

• The Muslim League

• The Caste reformers

• The Harijans

This gave the British the power to send Indians to jail for up to two years without a trial.

• Civil disobedience

• The Intolerable Acts

• Rowlatt Act

• The analects

The British killed 400 people and injured 1200 at an "illegal" gathering. This became known as the massacre at ________.

• Delhi

• Sharpeville

• Soweto

• Amritsar

The non-violent refusal to obey an unjust law.

• Civil discourse

• Civil disobedience

• Civil compliance

• Civil lawsuits

This person encouraged Indians to refuse to cooperate with unjust British laws

• Mother Teresa

• Mandela

• MLK

• Gandhi

Many Indians refuse to buy British goods. This is also referred to as _________.

• Exporting

• Importing

• Boycotting

• Tariffing

Name this famous US Civil Rights leader who was inspired by Gandhiji's principle of Satyagraha and non-violence.

• James Baldwin

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Ralph Abernathy

• James Bevel

In 1930 Gandhi led a ——— mile March to the ocean to oppose British tax on ———-

• 10, sugar

• 400, coffee

• 240, salt

• 80, tea