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The Indian National Congress, one of the first two groups to form work for the rights of Indians, was established.
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The Muslim League, the other one of the first two groups to fight for the rights of Indians, was formed.
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Many Indians fought in World War 1 alongside the British, hoping to be rewarded with more control of their government.
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The Rowlatt Act, an act that could send Indians to jail for two years without s trial, was passed by the Imperial Legislative Council.
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British authorities open fire on a large gathering of Indians in Amritsar, saying the group was gathering illegally. Over 400 people were killed and 1200 wounded.
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Britain's government passes the Government of India Act. This act allowed India some self-government.
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Britain offers India dominion status if they would help the war effort. Gandhi and the Indian National Congress refuse the offer.
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British rule comes to an end in India. East Pakistan, West Pakistan, and India were created.
