Early India
Causes of Partition
The Split
Effects of the Partition
Vocabulary
100

What is the oldest language in India?

Sanskrit

100

Who was the queen when the British entered India?

Queen Elizabeth

100

In what year did India become independent?

1947

100

It is estimated that how many people died in the violence?

half a million 

100

What is the predominant religion in India?

Hinduism

200
What was the name of the ancient Indian people?

The Aryas

200

What was the new official language in India under British rule?

English

200

India was for which religious group?

Hindus

200
Could people stay where they lived or were they forced to migrate?

Forced migration

200

What company controlled trade in India?

The British East India Company

300

Indian peoples migrated from where to Central Asia?

Southeast Asia

300

What are the two major causes of the partition of India?

Colonization and Religious tensions

300

Muslims lived in this country after the partition of India?

Pakistan

300

What are the two major effects of the partition of India

Violence and terrorism

300

Who was the non-violent leader of the Indian Independence Movement?

Mahatma Ghandi

400

Between what years did the Aryas migrate to modern India?

2000-1500 BCE

400

What were the two major religious groups in India?

Hindus and Muslims

400

Who was the major leader of the Indian Independence Movement?

Mahatma Ghandi

400

What two religious groups had to leave Pakistan?

Hindus and Sikhs

400

How would you define colonization?

When a foreign power establishes control over a territory and its people.

500

What were the 3 predominant religions in early India

Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism

500
Name two goods that the British East India Company took from India to sell?

tea, spices, silk, cotton, and sugar

500

What country separate from Pakistan in 1971?

Bangladesh

500

What types of groups have committed violent acts against religious minorities (from both sides)?

Terrorist groups

500
What is a partition?

A split, especially between two nations