FREEDOM STRUGGLE IN INDIA 1885 TO 1947.pptx

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1. FREEDOM STRUGGLE IN INDIA 1885 TO 1947

2. Why British came to India?

3. Do you know to sing our national anthem without a mistake? Lyrics by? Music by? First Sung on? Declared as National Anthem on? Time to Play?

4. How Many states are there in India?

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6. As a trader into our land The British first landed on Indian territory in the early 1600s. The British East India Company was formed in 1600 and given a royal charter by Queen Elizabeth I. The company’s goal was to trade with India and expand British influence there. The company’s first ships arrived in India in 1608, and the British began to establish trading posts along the country’s coast

7. The British East India Company slowly began to take control of more and more of India over the next hundred years. In 1757, the company won a military victory against the French at the Battle of Plassey . This event marked the beginning of British rule in India.

8. Impact of British rule in India Economic : The British rule led to the development of infrastructure in India. This includes the construction of roads, railways, and canals. The British also developed the economy by introducing new crops and industries . Social: The British rule led to the spread of Western education and culture in India. This led to a decline in traditional Indian values and customs . Political : The British rule led to the rise of Indian nationalism. This led to the development of a strong sense of pride and patriotism among Indians . The British rule in India came to an end in 1947, when India became an independent country. However, the impact of British rule can still be seen in India today.

9. Why Gandhi Started to Fight?

10. In conclusion, the British first landed on Indian territory in 1765 and began their rule in India. The first British to land in India were led by Robert Clive. Although the British had many reasons for coming to India, they ultimately wanted to control the country’s vast resources. The British rule in India lasted for nearly two centuries, until 1947 when India finally gained independence.