The britishinindia

1. Ms. Susan M. PojerMs. Susan M. Pojer
Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NYHorace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY

2. The World in 1600The World in 1600

4. British East IndiaBritish East India
Company AgentsCompany Agents
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5. Coins of theCoins of the
British East India Co.British East India Co.
1719 coin 1804 coin1719 coin 1804 coin

6. Coffee House in BritishCoffee House in British
IndiaIndia

7. Sepoy soldiersSepoy soldiers
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8. SirRobert CliveSirRobert Clive
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9. Battle of Plassey:Battle of Plassey:
17571757
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10. Why wasWhy was
BritainBritain
so successfulso successful
in Indiain India
by the endby the end
of the 18c??of the 18c??
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11. SirWarren HastingsSirWarren Hastings
r. 1773 - 1784r. 1773 - 1784

12. India in mid-18cIndia in mid-18c

13. Lord CornwallisLord Cornwallis
r. 1786 - 1793r. 1786 - 1793
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14. Lord BentinckLord Bentinck
r. 1828 - 1835r. 1828 - 1835
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15. British Soldiers inBritish Soldiers in
India,India,
1830s1830s

16. OutlawingOutlawing SutteeSuttee ((satisati))

17. Fighting theFighting the ThuggeesThuggees

18. British OpiumWarehouseBritish OpiumWarehouse
inin
Patna, IndiaPatna, India
Selling PatnaSelling Patna
Opium in ChinaOpium in China

19. Lord DalhousieLord Dalhousie
r. 1848 - 1856r. 1848 - 1856
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20. India: 18c-early 19cIndia: 18c-early 19c

21. SirRaghubirSingh,SirRaghubirSingh,
Maharaja of BundiMaharaja of Bundi

22. The Maharaja of PannahThe Maharaja of Pannah

23. The Palace of the Nawabof
Moorshedabad, Bengal - 1858

24. The Sepoy Mutiny:The Sepoy Mutiny:
18571857
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25. Areas of the Sepoy Mutiny,Areas of the Sepoy Mutiny,
18571857

26. The Seige of LucknowThe Seige of Lucknow

27. Execution of Sepoys:Execution of Sepoys:
“The Devil’s Wind”“The Devil’s Wind”
2-B

29. 1876:1876: Queen VictoriaQueen Victoria
BecomesBecomes
“Empress of India”“Empress of India”
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30. Queen Victoria in IndiaQueen Victoria in India
PAX BRITANNICAPAX BRITANNICA

31. Queen Victoria:Queen Victoria:
Receiving the Crown ofReceiving the Crown of
IndiaIndia

32. Sikhs – Bengal CavalrySikhs – Bengal Cavalry
of the British Armyof the British Army
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33. 1515thth
Ludhiana Sikhs,Ludhiana Sikhs,
18891889

34. Assorted British Soldiers,Assorted British Soldiers,
1890s1890s

36. Bengal Medical Service,Bengal Medical Service,
18601860

37. A LifeA Life
ofof
Leisure!Leisure!

38. Br. Viceroy’s Daughter:Br. Viceroy’s Daughter:
Simla, 1863Simla, 1863

39. Lady Curzon, 1904Lady Curzon, 1904

40. Living Like a MaharajahLiving Like a Maharajah

41. Darjeeling Railroad, 1880sDarjeeling Railroad, 1880s

42. Simla: Little England in theSimla: Little England in the
mountains of Indiamountains of India

43. Karachi, 1896Karachi, 1896

44. Procession of theProcession of the RajahsRajahs,,
New Delhi, 1902New Delhi, 1902

45. Victoria Station, BombayVictoria Station, Bombay

46. Chartered BankofChartered Bankof
Calcutta,Calcutta,
19151915

47. Theosophical Library –Theosophical Library –
Madras, 1913Madras, 1913

48. What were
the BENEFITS
of British
rule in
India??
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49. 2-G
What were the
major
LIMITATIONS of
British rule in
India??

51. the Indian Nationalthe Indian National
CongressCongress 18851885  The Indian National CongressThe Indian National Congress
was founded in Bombay.was founded in Bombay.
 swarajswaraj  “independence.”“independence.”
** the goal of the movement.the goal of the movement.

52. Bal GangadharTilakBal GangadharTilak
1856 - 19201856 - 1920

53. Jawaharlal nehruJawaharlal nehru
1889 - 19641889 - 1964

54. the MuslimLeaguethe MuslimLeague
 19051905  partition of Bengal based onpartition of Bengal based on
religions and languages.religions and languages.
 19061906  creation of the Muslimcreation of the Muslim
League.League.

55. Mohammed Ali JinnahMohammed Ali Jinnah
1876 - 19481876 - 1948

56. Young Mohandas K.Young Mohandas K.
Gandhi,Gandhi,
18761876
1869 - 19481869 - 1948

57. Gandhi with the londonGandhi with the london
vegetarian society, 1890vegetarian society, 1890

58. Gandhi as a YoungGandhi as a Young
Barristerin NatalBarristerin Natal

59. Gandhi as a LawyerinGandhi as a Lawyerin
Johannesburg, So. AfricaJohannesburg, So. Africa

60. Gandhi and His Wife,Gandhi and His Wife,
Kasturba, 1915Kasturba, 1915

61. AmritsarMassacre,AmritsarMassacre,
19191919
379 dead; over 1200 wounded!379 dead; over 1200 wounded!

62. Salt March, 1930Salt March, 1930
MakingMaking
SaltSalt

63. Gandhi spinning clothGandhi spinning cloth
Indian weaving was ruined byIndian weaving was ruined by
the competition of Britishthe competition of British
machine-made textiles!machine-made textiles!

64. Gandhi and HisGandhi and His
Grandaughters, 1947Grandaughters, 1947

66. Last Viceroy of IndiaLast Viceroy of India
Lord Louis & Lady Edwina MontbattenLord Louis & Lady Edwina Montbatten

67. Partition!Partition!