do you think more then 15 british were killed the whole indian independence movement?
Q. my dad and i have a bet going he thinks less than 10 british were killed in the whole indian independence movement from riots or war or etc, but i think more were killed please help me out.
Asked by Regina - Sun Dec 20 18:20:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Sepoy Mutiny killed more than that in one house in hundreds of houses. If the Sepoy Mutiny wasn't part of the Indian independence movement it missed an excellent opportunity.
Answered by Jack P - Sun Dec 20 19:20:51 2009
Q. my dad and i have a bet going he thinks less than 10 british were killed in the whole indian independence movement from riots or war or etc, but i think more were killed please help me out.
Asked by Regina - Sun Dec 20 18:20:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Sepoy Mutiny killed more than that in one house in hundreds of houses. If the Sepoy Mutiny wasn't part of the Indian independence movement it missed an excellent opportunity.
Answered by Jack P - Sun Dec 20 19:20:51 2009
How did the Indian independence movement influence future independence movements in other countries?
Q. And how did it help to end colonialism and change global power structures?
Asked by Laura - Mon May 25 18:08:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well. Gandhi's non-violence protests inspired King's and i think Mandela's freedom movements.
Answered by Princess Consuela Bananahammock - Mon May 25 18:13:48 2009
Q. And how did it help to end colonialism and change global power structures?
Asked by Laura - Mon May 25 18:08:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well. Gandhi's non-violence protests inspired King's and i think Mandela's freedom movements.
Answered by Princess Consuela Bananahammock - Mon May 25 18:13:48 2009
how many british were killed in the indian independence movement?
Q. how many british do you think were killed overall in riots or etc in british independence movement?
Asked by Regina - Sun Dec 20 17:27:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There doesn't seem to be casualty numbers for it anywhere - I wonder why? There is overall casualty numbers for India's partition and though they vary, the median is 800,000.
Answered by Yellowstonedogs - Mon Dec 21 06:00:33 2009
Q. how many british do you think were killed overall in riots or etc in british independence movement?
Asked by Regina - Sun Dec 20 17:27:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There doesn't seem to be casualty numbers for it anywhere - I wonder why? There is overall casualty numbers for India's partition and though they vary, the median is 800,000.
Answered by Yellowstonedogs - Mon Dec 21 06:00:33 2009
How many people were in the Indian Independence Movement?
Q. At the start of Gandhi's walk there were about 20 people. At the end there were how many people?
Asked by Maria - Wed May 26 19:34:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by unknown - Sun May 30 07:54:59 2010
Q. At the start of Gandhi's walk there were about 20 people. At the end there were how many people?
Asked by Maria - Wed May 26 19:34:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by unknown - Sun May 30 07:54:59 2010
Why did Muslims demand a seperate state of Pakistan during the Indian independence movement?
Q. Why did Muslims demand a seperate state of Pakistan during the Indian independence movement?
Asked by aggeliki - Sun Feb 24 19:45:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Would you believe that they didn't? Jinnah actually only wanted greater autonomy for the Muslim majority provinces in Pakistan... he did not want to partition India into two separate countries because he feared that would only weaken the Muslim nation as they would be unable to benefit from the economic and political strength of a united India. What ended up happening was that the British and the Hindu Indians realized that if they met Jinnah's demands, then they would no longer be able to run India as they pleased, since the Muslims would in essence be governing themselves. So the best solution in their eyes was to cut up the country, get rid of the economically and politcally weaker parts (the Muslim majority parts) and focus on… [cont.]
Answered by shannray1 - Tue Feb 26 14:06:25 2008
Q. Why did Muslims demand a seperate state of Pakistan during the Indian independence movement?
Asked by aggeliki - Sun Feb 24 19:45:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Would you believe that they didn't? Jinnah actually only wanted greater autonomy for the Muslim majority provinces in Pakistan... he did not want to partition India into two separate countries because he feared that would only weaken the Muslim nation as they would be unable to benefit from the economic and political strength of a united India. What ended up happening was that the British and the Hindu Indians realized that if they met Jinnah's demands, then they would no longer be able to run India as they pleased, since the Muslims would in essence be governing themselves. So the best solution in their eyes was to cut up the country, get rid of the economically and politcally weaker parts (the Muslim majority parts) and focus on… [cont.]
Answered by shannray1 - Tue Feb 26 14:06:25 2008
need help with Indian independence movement?
Q. i cant find information about independence movement about indian that is easy for me to understand, an 8th grade reading level...thank you
Asked by hi - Wed Feb 11 23:05:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. During the 1800's, India became Britain's most important colonial territory. India provided Britain with cheap raw materials, particularly cotton, for developing industries, as well as a large market for Britain's manufactured goods. Many Indians want independence from British rule, and a chance to build up industry and wealth in India itself. Ins 1885, the Indian National Congress was founded. At first this political party worked for moderate reform, but after 1917 it became more extreme, campaigning for home rule. During World War I, many Indian troops fought bravely for the Allies. In return, Indians expected more participation on their own government. The first government of India Act in 1919 made some reforms, but British… [cont.]
Answered by Leah F - Thu Feb 12 01:01:27 2009
Q. i cant find information about independence movement about indian that is easy for me to understand, an 8th grade reading level...thank you
Asked by hi - Wed Feb 11 23:05:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. During the 1800's, India became Britain's most important colonial territory. India provided Britain with cheap raw materials, particularly cotton, for developing industries, as well as a large market for Britain's manufactured goods. Many Indians want independence from British rule, and a chance to build up industry and wealth in India itself. Ins 1885, the Indian National Congress was founded. At first this political party worked for moderate reform, but after 1917 it became more extreme, campaigning for home rule. During World War I, many Indian troops fought bravely for the Allies. In return, Indians expected more participation on their own government. The first government of India Act in 1919 made some reforms, but British… [cont.]
Answered by Leah F - Thu Feb 12 01:01:27 2009
who are some leaders of the indian independence movement?
Q. I desperately need help
Asked by Jay - Wed Apr 29 20:44:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Muhatma Gandhi was a crucial leader in the Indian independence movement. he believed in nonviolence. He became the leader of the All-India national congress, which proposed that all indians should have more of a voice in policies, which the british had taken over. see here for more info:
Answered by Allison - Wed Apr 29 20:53:57 2009
Q. I desperately need help
Asked by Jay - Wed Apr 29 20:44:09 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Muhatma Gandhi was a crucial leader in the Indian independence movement. he believed in nonviolence. He became the leader of the All-India national congress, which proposed that all indians should have more of a voice in policies, which the british had taken over. see here for more info:
Answered by Allison - Wed Apr 29 20:53:57 2009
What was the Indian Independence Movement?
Q. What was the Indian Independence Movement?
Asked by Cobra Kai Johnny Lawrence - Mon Dec 17 03:26:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A movement of the entire nation under the able leadership of Mahatma Gandhi and other great leaders to free India from British rule.
Answered by Harihara S - Mon Dec 17 05:36:40 2007
Q. What was the Indian Independence Movement?
Asked by Cobra Kai Johnny Lawrence - Mon Dec 17 03:26:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A movement of the entire nation under the able leadership of Mahatma Gandhi and other great leaders to free India from British rule.
Answered by Harihara S - Mon Dec 17 05:36:40 2007
Role of mahatma gnadhi in indian national movement for independence?
Q. hey!frndz i have to make a project on Mahatma Gandhi's life and role of mahatma gnadhi in indian national movement for independence? So can u help me to find some good material on net...can u send me the links of sites containing the information??
Asked by Mit$ - Sun Jun 14 07:10:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in my opinion try wikipedia its great site
Answered by maski - Sun Jun 14 07:23:53 2009
Q. hey!frndz i have to make a project on Mahatma Gandhi's life and role of mahatma gnadhi in indian national movement for independence? So can u help me to find some good material on net...can u send me the links of sites containing the information??
Asked by Mit$ - Sun Jun 14 07:10:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in my opinion try wikipedia its great site
Answered by maski - Sun Jun 14 07:23:53 2009
is the Indian national movement and the Indian independence movement the same???
Q. is the Indian national movement and the Indian independence movement the same???
Asked by SUPER COOL - Tue Apr 15 07:51:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At core objective, both are same... However, from general notion, national movement is referred more for the works of Indian National Congress and its ativities, as it was the first pan-India political party of the Indians... The independance movement, on the other hand, not only includes congress, but engulfs all regional parties or organisations irrespective of moderatists or extremists/anarchists and their activities...in short everything that have happened related to Indian politics between 1857 - 1947...
Answered by archsmitra - Wed Apr 16 04:15:24 2008
Q. is the Indian national movement and the Indian independence movement the same???
Asked by SUPER COOL - Tue Apr 15 07:51:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At core objective, both are same... However, from general notion, national movement is referred more for the works of Indian National Congress and its ativities, as it was the first pan-India political party of the Indians... The independance movement, on the other hand, not only includes congress, but engulfs all regional parties or organisations irrespective of moderatists or extremists/anarchists and their activities...in short everything that have happened related to Indian politics between 1857 - 1947...
Answered by archsmitra - Wed Apr 16 04:15:24 2008
How did the Amritsar Massacre affect the movement for Indian independence?
Q. please this h/w is due tuesday or monday!!! help-> i know nothing about this
Asked by bunnygirl245 - Sat Mar 21 19:01:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ,376 dead and 1500 wounded By Colonel Ryan who was the chief military officer for the Punjab maharajah.Ryan was not acting for the british but for the raj.Winston Churchill described the slaughter as inhumane and atrocious. Nevertheless Amritsar was a rallying call for Ghandi.He (Ghandi) though believed armed resistance was useless against the british.Britain granted self determination to India in 1947.
Answered by alexander w - Sun Mar 22 10:15:20 2009
Q. please this h/w is due tuesday or monday!!! help-> i know nothing about this
Asked by bunnygirl245 - Sat Mar 21 19:01:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ,376 dead and 1500 wounded By Colonel Ryan who was the chief military officer for the Punjab maharajah.Ryan was not acting for the british but for the raj.Winston Churchill described the slaughter as inhumane and atrocious. Nevertheless Amritsar was a rallying call for Ghandi.He (Ghandi) though believed armed resistance was useless against the british.Britain granted self determination to India in 1947.
Answered by alexander w - Sun Mar 22 10:15:20 2009
project work illustrating the role of mahatma gandhi in indian national movement for independence?
Q. please help me
Asked by om - Sun Jun 14 03:22:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. please help me
Asked by om - Sun Jun 14 03:22:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
graphic study on Role of Mahatma Gandhi in the Indian National Movement for Independence?
Q. graphic study on Role of Mahatma Gandhi in the Indian National Movement for Independence?
Asked by Nehel - Sun Dec 20 09:47:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its better you refer some books, like train to Pakistan, My experiment with truth, Hind swaraj, we the people, and wikipedia also
Answered by unknown - Sun Dec 20 18:39:05 2009
Q. graphic study on Role of Mahatma Gandhi in the Indian National Movement for Independence?
Asked by Nehel - Sun Dec 20 09:47:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its better you refer some books, like train to Pakistan, My experiment with truth, Hind swaraj, we the people, and wikipedia also
Answered by unknown - Sun Dec 20 18:39:05 2009
graphic study of mahatma gandhi's role in the indian national movement for independence.?
Q. pls help this poor girl who is the victim of 10th BOARDS history project. guys! i really need ur help. bt dnt suggest to read d buk " the story of my experiments with truth" cause ive already gone through it
Asked by Mohini - Wed May 19 12:06:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.Mahatma gandhi came to india. 2.Non cooperation movement started against the British.Demand the home rule 3.First round table conference. 4.Simon go back movement. 5.Salt Sathagaraka 6.Second round rable conference. 7.Quit india movement.
Answered by Mohan - Thu May 20 14:15:04 2010
Q. pls help this poor girl who is the victim of 10th BOARDS history project. guys! i really need ur help. bt dnt suggest to read d buk " the story of my experiments with truth" cause ive already gone through it
Asked by Mohini - Wed May 19 12:06:49 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.Mahatma gandhi came to india. 2.Non cooperation movement started against the British.Demand the home rule 3.First round table conference. 4.Simon go back movement. 5.Salt Sathagaraka 6.Second round rable conference. 7.Quit india movement.
Answered by Mohan - Thu May 20 14:15:04 2010
How important was the contribution of the "forgotten hero" to the Indian freedom struggle ?
Q. Born on 23rd January 1897, this great Indian patriot shook the very foundations of imperial British rule. Yes, it is Subhas Chandra Bose-our great Netaji! Yet why do the Indians almost always tend to remain oblivious of his contribution? His struggle against the British colonialism seems to be very rarely acknowledged Why? Is he really the "forgotten hero"? What according to you is the significance of Netaji's role in Indian independence movement? If you are an Indian, did you really remember that today is the birthday of perhaps the boldest and the most spirited leader of the freedom struggle? Thanks for answering. If u r not an Indian, and think India, and it's legends are not important, just avoid this Q. Rohit, I cannot agree more… [cont.]
Asked by somdyuti - Fri Jan 23 04:00:02 2009 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yes,bose is now really the forgotten hero..actually people of india love katrina and hrithik now,they don't have any time to spare for all these...they do not look back to the history of their independence and also to the history of the freedom fighters...they are now prone to discs,pub and masti,they are so selfish...and somdyuti don't worry we will carry his ideals forward...we will remember netaji,one day will come when they'll realize their mistake...just leave them who don't care for this hero...let us group together...we will follow his footsteps...that's a PROMISE... kadam kadam badhaye ja, khushi ke geet gaaye ja ye zindagi hai kaum ki, tu kaum pe lootye ja august 15th 2007, marks 60th Anniversary of Independence of India.… [cont.]
Answered by dada-the phoenix of cricket - Fri Jan 23 11:05:09 2009
Q. Born on 23rd January 1897, this great Indian patriot shook the very foundations of imperial British rule. Yes, it is Subhas Chandra Bose-our great Netaji! Yet why do the Indians almost always tend to remain oblivious of his contribution? His struggle against the British colonialism seems to be very rarely acknowledged Why? Is he really the "forgotten hero"? What according to you is the significance of Netaji's role in Indian independence movement? If you are an Indian, did you really remember that today is the birthday of perhaps the boldest and the most spirited leader of the freedom struggle? Thanks for answering. If u r not an Indian, and think India, and it's legends are not important, just avoid this Q. Rohit, I cannot agree more… [cont.]
Asked by somdyuti - Fri Jan 23 04:00:02 2009 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. yes,bose is now really the forgotten hero..actually people of india love katrina and hrithik now,they don't have any time to spare for all these...they do not look back to the history of their independence and also to the history of the freedom fighters...they are now prone to discs,pub and masti,they are so selfish...and somdyuti don't worry we will carry his ideals forward...we will remember netaji,one day will come when they'll realize their mistake...just leave them who don't care for this hero...let us group together...we will follow his footsteps...that's a PROMISE... kadam kadam badhaye ja, khushi ke geet gaaye ja ye zindagi hai kaum ki, tu kaum pe lootye ja august 15th 2007, marks 60th Anniversary of Independence of India.… [cont.]
Answered by dada-the phoenix of cricket - Fri Jan 23 11:05:09 2009
Indian national movement for independence..can anyone explain me in simple words..?
Q. i just want to know what things are included in it what is it actually? in simple words please and if possible i also want know Mahatma Gandhi's role in it
Asked by Unknown_girl - Mon Apr 19 09:35:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Consequent to the failure of the Revolt of 1857 rebellion, one also saw the end of the East India Company's rule in India and many important changes took place in the British Government's policy towards India which sought to strengthen the British rule through winning over the Indian princes, the chiefs and the landlords. Queen Victoria's Proclamation of November 1, 1858 declared that thereafter India would be governed by and in the name of the British Monarch through a Secretary of State. The Governor General was given title of Viceroy, which meant the representative of the Monarch. Queen Victoria assumed the title of the Empress of India and thus gave the British Government unlimited powers to intervene in the internal affair of the… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue Apr 20 04:52:13 2010
Q. i just want to know what things are included in it what is it actually? in simple words please and if possible i also want know Mahatma Gandhi's role in it
Asked by Unknown_girl - Mon Apr 19 09:35:10 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Consequent to the failure of the Revolt of 1857 rebellion, one also saw the end of the East India Company's rule in India and many important changes took place in the British Government's policy towards India which sought to strengthen the British rule through winning over the Indian princes, the chiefs and the landlords. Queen Victoria's Proclamation of November 1, 1858 declared that thereafter India would be governed by and in the name of the British Monarch through a Secretary of State. The Governor General was given title of Viceroy, which meant the representative of the Monarch. Queen Victoria assumed the title of the Empress of India and thus gave the British Government unlimited powers to intervene in the internal affair of the… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Tue Apr 20 04:52:13 2010
i want a grapic study on gandhi + his role in the indian national movement for independence ??
Q. i want it quick...i hav no time...n its 4 my 10th...plz plz plz
Asked by UNDERTAKER... - Tue Apr 24 03:00:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Kenneth - Tue Apr 24 03:11:14 2007
Q. i want it quick...i hav no time...n its 4 my 10th...plz plz plz
Asked by UNDERTAKER... - Tue Apr 24 03:00:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Kenneth - Tue Apr 24 03:11:14 2007
For the SAT essay, can I give examples specific of my own country?
Q. I am from India, and ive been looking through all the sat preparation guides. they have given examples from the US and US history and culture. I have no idea about US history at all. Could I give examples from indian history, Indian independence movement and of people of importance from Indian history?
Asked by THE ALCHEMIST - Fri Oct 3 06:54:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ofcourse!! It doesn't have to be U.S. history (unless it says so on the test)! As extra help i'll give u some tips about the essay & others: essay - practice writing lots of essays (time yourself 20 min every time), n get a grammar master to check your work. Questions of the essays are all philosophical and pro/con (meaning more like, "Do you think TV isolates people or unites them?" rather than "How does TV affect people nowadays?" or "What's the current economic situation of the U.S.?") In the essays they will see HOW you answered (how strong/persuasive/profess ional/etc. the essay is). So in a way, you will need to know at least some BASIC knowledge in - usually - history n literature (famous bks will help alot). Just memorize some… [cont.]
Answered by coco122 - Fri Oct 3 11:48:10 2008
Q. I am from India, and ive been looking through all the sat preparation guides. they have given examples from the US and US history and culture. I have no idea about US history at all. Could I give examples from indian history, Indian independence movement and of people of importance from Indian history?
Asked by THE ALCHEMIST - Fri Oct 3 06:54:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ofcourse!! It doesn't have to be U.S. history (unless it says so on the test)! As extra help i'll give u some tips about the essay & others: essay - practice writing lots of essays (time yourself 20 min every time), n get a grammar master to check your work. Questions of the essays are all philosophical and pro/con (meaning more like, "Do you think TV isolates people or unites them?" rather than "How does TV affect people nowadays?" or "What's the current economic situation of the U.S.?") In the essays they will see HOW you answered (how strong/persuasive/profess ional/etc. the essay is). So in a way, you will need to know at least some BASIC knowledge in - usually - history n literature (famous bks will help alot). Just memorize some… [cont.]
Answered by coco122 - Fri Oct 3 11:48:10 2008
What is an appropriate essay question regarding the Indian Partition of 1947?
Q. Hi all, For Modern History, we are required to craft our own question and then answer it in 2000 words. I am intent on doing a question on the Indian Partition of 1947, or potentially the Independence movements in the lead up to it. Does anyone have any questions that would raise a good for/against argument, potentially a 'to what extent' question? Thanks alot!
Asked by Joe K - Wed Aug 5 07:15:50 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Q: despite India being born from largely non-violent movements, it was essential that the two great religious movements of pre-partition India were separated into individual nations. Q: The idea of separating two halves of one nation (E & W Pakistan) by another (India) was a recipe for future instability and continuing animosity in the subcontinent. Q: Was the British partition of India an unsubtle attempt to create three ungovernable nations and a region of permanent tension (Kashmir) which would fail to create sustainable nations and, thereby, default to British control? Q: Gandhi led India to freedom and government through peaceful civil disobedience, planning and understanding the mindset of ordinary Indians. Mao led China to… [cont.]
Answered by Tarragon - Wed Aug 5 07:32:47 2009
Q. Hi all, For Modern History, we are required to craft our own question and then answer it in 2000 words. I am intent on doing a question on the Indian Partition of 1947, or potentially the Independence movements in the lead up to it. Does anyone have any questions that would raise a good for/against argument, potentially a 'to what extent' question? Thanks alot!
Asked by Joe K - Wed Aug 5 07:15:50 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Q: despite India being born from largely non-violent movements, it was essential that the two great religious movements of pre-partition India were separated into individual nations. Q: The idea of separating two halves of one nation (E & W Pakistan) by another (India) was a recipe for future instability and continuing animosity in the subcontinent. Q: Was the British partition of India an unsubtle attempt to create three ungovernable nations and a region of permanent tension (Kashmir) which would fail to create sustainable nations and, thereby, default to British control? Q: Gandhi led India to freedom and government through peaceful civil disobedience, planning and understanding the mindset of ordinary Indians. Mao led China to… [cont.]
Answered by Tarragon - Wed Aug 5 07:32:47 2009
I really need help on these 10 multiple choices about Men in Our time: Gandhi ,Thank you?
Q. 1.The introduction to Men in Our Time: Gandhi calls Gandhi the greatest Asian since Mohammad. Kublai Khan. Buddha. Shah Jahan. point value: 5 points 2. What country controlled India when Gandhi was born in 1869? Great Britain China France India was still independent point value: 5 points 3. Why did Gandhi chose the spinning wheel as the symbol of Indian independence? It represented modernization and the acceptance of Western culture. It was an ancient Hindu symbol designed to unite India s many religious groups. The Spinning Wheel was illegal in 20th century India, therefore a symbol of resistance. It represented self sufficiency and opposition to Western clothing. point value: 5 points 4. Why was… [cont.]
Asked by twgetup - Wed Mar 14 17:30:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. think Ill chuck it all in and wait for the excitement of the lightening round!!!
Answered by unknown - Wed Mar 14 17:50:57 2007
Q. 1.The introduction to Men in Our Time: Gandhi calls Gandhi the greatest Asian since Mohammad. Kublai Khan. Buddha. Shah Jahan. point value: 5 points 2. What country controlled India when Gandhi was born in 1869? Great Britain China France India was still independent point value: 5 points 3. Why did Gandhi chose the spinning wheel as the symbol of Indian independence? It represented modernization and the acceptance of Western culture. It was an ancient Hindu symbol designed to unite India s many religious groups. The Spinning Wheel was illegal in 20th century India, therefore a symbol of resistance. It represented self sufficiency and opposition to Western clothing. point value: 5 points 4. Why was… [cont.]
Asked by twgetup - Wed Mar 14 17:30:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. think Ill chuck it all in and wait for the excitement of the lightening round!!!
Answered by unknown - Wed Mar 14 17:50:57 2007
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