Hinduism & Caste System
Buddhism
British Control of India
Resistance & Rebellion
Nationalism & Independence
100

What is dharma?

The religious duties of Hindu followers

100

Who founded Buddhism?

Buddha

BONUS: Siddhartha Gautama (50+)

100

What company first controlled trade in India?

The British East India Company

100

What were Indian soldiers called?

Sepoys

100

What is nationalism?

Pride in one’s country and desire for self-rule

200

What group of people were at the bottom of the caste system? What was their role?

The untouchables. Did all the unwanted jobs and lived in separate villages

BONUS: Dalits (50+)

200

What problem was Buddhism trying to address?

Suffering

200

What was the British Raj?

Period of direct British rule (1858–1947)

200

Why is it called a “mutiny” by the British?

It was seen as soldiers disobeying and revolting against authority

200

What organization was formed in 1885 against the British?

Indian National Congress

300

Besides Hinduism, what are the other most popular religions in India?

Buddhism

BONUS: Sikhism and Christianity (50+ [per religion])

300

What is Nirvana?

A state of peace and freedom from reincarnation

300

How did Britain maintain control?

Military, political control, economic system, or infrastructure

300

Who ordered the attack during the Amritsar Massacre? (FULL NAME AND JOB TITLE)

Reginald Dyer

BONUS: Colonel Reginald Dyer (+50)

300

Name one cause of Indian nationalism

Economic exploitation, political exclusion, discrimination


BONUS: Western ideas (+50)

400

What is the end goal for Hindu's

To complete their religious duties and escape the reincarnation cycle

BONUS: To reach Moksha (50+)

400

What Buddhist approach is followed by Buddhists to end suffering?

The Eightfold path

400

What was one economic effect of British rule?

India supplied raw materials and bought British goods 

BONUS: Britain then sold products BACK to India (50+)

400

What were the results of the Amritsar Massacre?

Other countries condemned Britain, and the rise of Indian Nationalism

BONUS: Britain starts an investigation and retires Reginald Dyer (50+)

400

What event in 1919 increased anger toward Britain?

Amritsar Massacre

500

Who were the Vaishyas'?

Merchants and Landowners

500

Why did Buddhism appeal to many people?

It rejects the caste system and promotes equality

BONUS: Anyone is fully capable of becoming a Buddhist no matter class, wealth, or status (50+)

500
When did Britain begin entering India, and what were they looking for? What orders did they receive and from who?

Britain sent the British East India Company to India in 1600, looking to establish trade by any means necessary.

BONUS: The order was carried out by Queen Elizabeth I (50+)

500

How long was the Sepoy Rebellion?

1 year

BONUS: Technically it was 14 months (50+)

500

Describe India's role in WW1 (Must include at least 2 major details)

Contributed large amounts of food, soldiers, raw materials, and financial support to help Britain continue fighting

Bonus: Increased Taxes (50+0

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