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India is indirectly ruled by Britain.
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britain starts direct rule andIndians started to want independence.
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Throughout the 1800s there was a lot of revolting of the Indians, but Britain beleved they still had the right to own India.
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The Indian National congress was formed to protect the rights of Indians.
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Britain forced a lot of Indian made items to be exported to Britain and the Indians had to buy british made items.
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The Muslim League was formed to improve the lives of Muslim Indians.
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The Rowlantt Act was a new law that gave britain the power to send Indians to jail without trial.
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British authorities opened fire on indians who were said to have gathered illegaly.
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Monhandas Gandhi began to tell indians not to cooperate with the British.
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Gandhi started a plan of Civil Disobedence where it said to peacefully boycott british products and to protest peacefully.
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The Muslim League requests a seperate muslim state.
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The British government gave indians some self government but not a lot and the indians wanted more.
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India still wanted more indepence so Britain offered India Domain status if it helped out in WWII.
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Britain is weakened by WWII and there is rising tentions of Hindus and Muslims. Britain then creates 2 seperate states Pakistan and India.
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Britain backes out and 2 new countries are formed India and Pakistan.