Task: Namaste! When you arrive to class, open up your history notes. We'll continue our examination of the history of South Asia with a look at the British East India Company and Gandhi's resistance to British rule.
Homework:
- TODAY - "Gandhi" reading due in class
- Thursday, April 28 - "Partition of India" close reading due by 8:00 am
- Friday, April 29 - Unit 6 PDP due on class blog
- Monday, May 2 - "India's New Economy" reflection due IN CLASS
- Tuesday, May 3 - Sri Lanka Case Study due IN CLASS
- Tuesday, May 3 - GDDS "Cuba & the US"
- Tuesday, May 3 - Unit 6 PDC due on class blog
- Wednesday, May 4 - Taliban Investigation due by 8:00 am
- Thursday, May 5 - South Asia Fishbowl discussions (preparation due by 8:00 am)
- Friday, May 6 - Unit 6 Test
- Friday, May 6 - Unit 6 SJS due on class blog
- What were the main interests of the East India Company in the 18th and 19th centuries?
- Humanitarian motives are based on kindness and concern for others. What humanitarian motives came to influence the British government in its attitude to India?
- Give examples of ways in which contact with Indian society influenced the British.
- Why did the British become increasingly arrogant towards Indians?
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