India

1. **The winning of independence in South and Southeast Asia** WWII end to Indian National Congress connection to Britain The congress promised to support allies in the war in return for full independence Muslim League however Britain Muslim League was led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah In 1947, the British hands control over the Congress and to the Muslim League where they each molded their own state After British quickly leaves, Hindu-Muslims and Muslim-Sikh battle out, many innocents caught in between were killed In 1948 Gandhi was killed by a Hindu fanatic After India’s Independence, the surrounding nations, Burma, and Ceylon won their independence as well


 * 2. Leader Analysis Sheet**
 * Name of Leader: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi ||
 * Lifespan 1869-1948 || Title: Mahatma Gandhi, Great Soul, Bapu (father of nation) ||
 * Country/region: India || Years in Power ||
 * Political, Social, & Economic Conditions Prior to Leaders Gaining Power
 * He was jailed many times because of civil disobedience
 * In 1915, organized protests.
 * Became leader of Indian National Congress Party in 1921
 * traveled to Britain to become a lawyer
 * started to become interested in religion ||
 * Ideology, Motivation, Goals:
 * non-violence
 * India got its independence from Britain
 * Organized movements to end poverty
 * Believed in absolute honesty and tried to impose this philosophy to others. ||
 * Significant Actions & events During Term of Power
 * Participated in Indian Independence movement
 * Led Non-cooperation movement to protest salt tax ||
 * Short-Term effects:
 * Natal Indian Congress in South America help get rights of Indians to vote
 * Fight for minority of Indians in South Africa for equality || Long-Term Effects
 * India’s independence ||

** What is an Identity? ** It’s a set of things such as behaviors and personal characteristics that makes the person that you are. ** How are our identities formed? ** Our parents, family and family have a huge role in forming our identities; also the society plays an important role as well. ** How does our identity influence the way we see ourselves and others? ** ** What is conformity? ** ** How does a society decide who belongs and who does not? ** Unfortunately society today still decide who “belongs” and who “doesn’t belong” basing on an individuals race and values; but another way society decides is by looking at your education (if you went to college or not ect.) Also your values help the society decide whether you belong or not. ** How do our attitudes and beliefs influence our thinking? ** Our core values are the beliefs we hold on to; it all depends on what we think its wrong or right. ** What does it mean to belong to a group? ** it means to be part of something where you can lean on when you need. Sometimes being part of a group does not necessarily leads to something good, but usually being part of a group allows you to share and interact with people that share the same values you have. ** How is membership defined and by whom is membership defined? **

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