Drag and drop the events to arrange them from the event that occurred first to the event that occurred last.
Britain splits India into two states.
India's textile industry collapses.
The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories. Mohandas Gandhi organizes boycotts of British goods.
Britian withdraws from South Asia.
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1. The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories.
2. Britain splits India into two states.
3. Mohandas Gandhi organizes boycotts of British goods.
4. India's textile industry collapses.
5. Britain withdraws from South Asia.
To arrange these events in chronological order, we need to analyze the historical timeline and the connections between these events. Here is the correct order:
1. The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories.
2. India's textile industry collapses.
3. Britain splits India into two states.
4. Mohandas Gandhi organizes boycotts of British goods.
5. Britain withdraws from South Asia.
Explanation:
1. The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories:
This event occurred in 1858 when the British Crown assumed direct control over India after the Indian Rebellion of 1857.
2. India's textile industry collapses:
The collapse of India's textile industry happened during the British colonial rule, particularly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The British implemented policies that favored the importation of British textiles while hindering the growth and competitiveness of the Indian textile market.
3. Britain splits India into two states:
This major event occurred in 1947 when British India was divided into two separate nations - India and Pakistan. The partition was a result of various political and religious conflicts and led to mass migrations and communal violence.
4. Mohandas Gandhi organizes boycotts of British goods:
Gandhi's organization of boycotts was part of his nonviolent resistance movement against British rule in India. Gandhi advocated for the use of peaceful means to challenge British authority, including boycotting British goods to promote Indian self-sufficiency and economic independence.
5. Britain withdraws from South Asia:
This event took place in 1947 when the British finally granted independence to India and Pakistan. The withdrawal marked the end of British colonial rule in South Asia and the beginning of independent nations.
By following this order, you will have arranged the events from the earliest to the latest based on the historical context.
I'll get you started:
1947 - Britain splits India into two states.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partition_of_India
1858 - The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories.
https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofEngland/The-East-India-Company/
You can do the same thing I did. Google each of the events.