India



1. The Winning of Independence in South and Southeast Asia
 * in exchange for support Britian gave the allies a share of power in India
 * rejected by Churchill and Viceroy in India
 * Quit India Movement
 * began in 1942
 * mass civil disobedience campaign
 * the communist were committed to the antifascist allianced.
 * Muslim league - rallied to the Britian cause.
 * led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah
 * collected widespread of Muslim
 * created separate Muslim state called Pakistan
 * 1947 the Britian handed power over to the leader of majority Congress party
 * Hindu-Muslim and Muslim-Sikh started fighting
 * whole villages were destroyed

2. Leader Analysis - Ghandi
 * Name of Leader: **Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi** ||
 * Lifespan: October 2 1869 – January 30 1908 || Title: leader of the Indian National Congress ||
 * Country/region: India || Years in Power ||
 * Political, Social, & Economic Conditions Prior to Leaders Gaining Power
 * India was dominated by foreign powers especially Britian.
 * The Muslim league created a new stated called Pakistan which supported the Britian cause in India ||
 * Ideology, Motivation, Goals:
 * To lead India without help of foreign domination or Swaraj
 * Guide India in the idea of civil disobedience.
 * [|Satya] – speaking the truth
 * God is truth
 * Nonviolence
 * “an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.”
 * Vegterianism
 * Lived on a fruitation diet – made him seem as one with the world. Eating meat was a =n act of cruelty. ||
 * Significant Actions & events During Term of Power
 * organized protests by peasants, farmers, and urban laborers about excessive land-tax and discrimination.
 * led nationwide campaigns to decrease poverty, expand women's rights, build religious support and increase economic self-reliance.
 * Launched the Quit India Movement in 1942
 * Short-Term effects:
 * civil disobedience. || Long-Term Effects
 * Idea of civil disobedience
 * National holiday
 * Printed on Indian money
 * India’s political identity which consisted of secular, tolerant democracy ||
 * Printed on Indian money
 * India’s political identity which consisted of secular, tolerant democracy ||

3. ** What is an Identity? **
 * identity is an unique quality to each human being. it defines who an individual is.
 * How are our identities formed? **
 * identities are formed by the actions, thoughts, ideas, morals, values and words.
 * How does our identity influence the way we see ourselves and others? **
 * it influences they way we see others because we look for the same qualities in others that we see in ourselves. this is how friends form, groups, as well as work relationships and relationships in general. identity influences the way wee see ourselves because we are who we are. we consciously think about our preferences and that goes back to the root of who we are.
 * What is conformity? **
 * conformity is allowing other thoughts and opinions influence you to the point where you do not have an identity rather you others identities put together just to fit in.
 * How does a society decide who belongs and who does not? **
 * society decides who belings and who doesnt by the natural consenus of society. its unspoken but the majority of what people do, what they don't do, what they say and what they dont say all become rules and regulations for society which there make a person belong or not.
 * How do our attitudes and beliefs influence our thinking? **
 * our attitudes and beliefs influence our thinking because what we do is what we think. i wouldnt walk in the middle of the street if my beliefs told me that walking in the street is bad and i can die.


 * What does it mean to belong to a group? **
 * what it means to belong to a group is associating with a body of people that are linked by one common factor or idea. the people themselves can believe in different things but from a friendship to a school project there has to be something that links them together.

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