British India
Southeast Asia
Motivations
Resistance
Wild Card
100

Indian soldiers that were led by British officers.

What are sepoys?

100

The country that imperialized the Malayan Peninsula.

Who is Great Britain?

100

A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force.

What is imperialism?

100

Nonviolent civil obedience and peaceful protests were the primary methods of protest against British rule in India by this person.

Who is Mahatma Gandhi?

100

The names of the two countries were created as a result of the India Partition.

What are India and Pakistan?

200

The splitting of India into a Hindu-majority nation and a Muslim-majority nation.

What is India's Partition Plan?

200

The European country that controlled Indochina.

What is France?

200

The desire to control strategic sea routes and territories led to imperialism in this region of the world.

What is Southeast Asia?

200

The country in Southeast Asia that resisted colonization by European powers.

What is Siam?

200

Mahatma Gandhi's cause of death on January 30, 1948.

What is shot and killed or assassinated by firearm?

300

Discontent among Indian soldiers due to the use of animal fat in rifle cartridges led to this event.

What is the Sepoy Rebellion?

300

The Dutch East India Company monopolized trade and exploited resources in this country.

What is Indonesia?

300

Plantation cash crops of tea, indigo, coffee, cotton, and jute were all grown in this imperialized country.

What is India?

300

Being a buffer zone between these two colonial powers helped Siam remain independent.

What is France and Great Britain?

300

The first prime minister of the newly independent India.

Who is Jawaharlal Nehru?

400

The nickname given to India, based on the importance and wealth it brought to Great Britain during imperialism.

What is "Jewel in the Crown"?

400

Indonesia was imperialized by this country.

What is the Netherlands?

400

India became increasingly valuable to the British, because of the ability to transport goods after the development of this system.

What are railroads?

400

Colonial powers were weakened economically and militarily after this event, which made it difficult for them to maintain control over their colonies.

What is World War II?

400

The democratic party that won 80% of the seats in the 1990 Myanmar election.

What is the National League for Democracy?

500

The last British viceroy (leader) of British India.

Who is Lord Mountbatten?

500
The three countries that make up Indochina.

What are Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia?

500

The two main resources that were exploited in the Malayan Peninsula.

What are tin and rubber?

500

The leader that played a significant role in the negotiations and decisions leading to the partition of India.

Who is Muhammad Ali Jinnah?

500

Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a leader of this political party that opposed the Hindu Congress Party.

What is the Muslim League?

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