April 5 The Global south on the global stage

India

  • We are covering decolonization in India 
  • British promoted a growing sense of Indian identity because both parties recognized they were culturally different and British railroads, networks promoted Indian unity 
  • The Indian National Congress was a group  


-India                                           Similarities                                       -South Africa 
-INC                                              -began w/ violence                              -ANC
-very divided by religion                                                                          banned 
--------> Pakistan                                                                                    ---> violence 
                                                                                                                divided by race, not as strong 
                                                                                                               -already independent 
                                                                                                               -just political oppression 
Ghana started in S.A.       
  • There was a struggle for independence 
  • weekend by ww2 
  • colonial empire 
  • educated    
-The Indian national congress was a group of high caste Indian elites that sought inclusion in british Indian political life, as nonviolent protest. 
-Ghana was a key figure who rose to leadership in the INC, whose emphasis on moral and harmony appeared to many
-As British rule in India drew to an end, Muslims opposed the Hindu majority, and demanded in the name of Islam, the creation of a separate Pakistan. 

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