India Topic 1 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryIndia, c1914–48: the road to independenceASEdexcel Created by: PoppyedmondsCreated on: 26-05-19 18:04 How did WW1 change the relations between Indians a Declaration of war was supported by Indians India supplied over 1.25 million men and £1.50 million to the war effort Gandhi gave support 1914 Bal Tilak - Most radical influential leader of Congress 12th October 1914 first Indian troops arrived in Flanders 1 of 6 Effects of War on Congress 1916 Congress and Muslim league agreed on a joint strategy at Lucknow Pact Ending of the partition of Bengal 1911 = reduced criticism on Congress Muslim League significant because membership grew = more unity The outbreak of war = support for Britain Muslims guaranteed representation in India assembly if supported Britain Saw war as a chance to develop the new idea of home rule 2 of 6 Why were the Rowlatt acts important? After WW1 Indians expecting some form of self-government Hopes dashed by Montagu-Chelmsford Allowed Gandhi to emerge as the leader of Congress Tilak died in 1920 so Gandhi unchallenged Suggested British government no intention of relaxing its grip 3 of 6 How did British government react? Executive council set up Council of state set up British members of the council dealt with defence, taxation and foreign relations The provincial government now both Indian and British prime ministers 1917-1918 Montagu visited India 1918 - Montagu-Chelmsford reforms Montagu declaration = more Indian involvement in administration and government 4 of 6 Why was Amritsar important? Unrest for India 5 British killed Britain failed to offer a reward for WW1 Further unrest Indian demonstrator killed General Dyer = Banned all religious public meetings Marched into Amritsar and killed 379 people Marica Sherwood assaulted by youths = Dyer ordered all Indians who passed down the street to crawl 5 of 6 Other Resources I have other helpful resources on my account summarising India with more yet to come! Thankyou Poppy 6 of 6
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