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A group of 73 well educated Indians met in Bombay, India to create the Indian National Congress to discuss concerns for urban and elite Indians
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Gandhi held a protest in South Africa to burn the unjust passes that Indians had to carry with them throughout South Africa as a statement to advocate for more rights
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Because of Hindu nationalism, a group of upper class Muslim leaders formed a league to petition Britain for more say in government for Indian Muslims
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Gandhi returned to India and was known for his non-violent protests and opposition of the British policies in South Africa
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This act stated that political cases could be tried without juries and that people suspected of acting against the government could be jailed without trialed
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British troops fired on a large crowd of unarmed Indians in Amritsar in the Punjab region of India, which killed several hundred people and marked the turning point in the India's modern history
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Gandhi asked the Indian people to sew their own clothes in order to become self-sufficient and keep from the industrial manufacturing imposed by the British
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Was an act of nonviolent civil disobedience Led by Gandhi in India to break away from the British law.
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when India passed the act of 1935 it was the last constitution that split India from the British rule.
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It was a political resolution, this resolution asked for greater Muslim autonomy within British.
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It was a movement in India demanding that India should break away from the British rule
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The partition of India was the division of India in 1947 making the split of British India creating two independent dominions. Which one is the creation of Pakistan
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India became independent August 15th which is when India broke away from the British rule and became their own colony. India passed an independence act in 1947.