Test Study Guide
Social Darwinism-applying principles of evolution to sociology and politics England and US in the 1870s
Sati Indian woman sets herself on fire at her husband's funeral
Acculturate
Black Hole of Calcutta is an underground prison where the British were imprisoned and because it was so hot 23 people out of 146 survived
Orientalist
Moksha
Assimilation teach Indians English, create class of people Indian in blood and color but English in taste and opinions with moral and intellect of English.
Monotheistic-belief in one deity or God
Sepoy Indian soldiers that protected the British East India Company interest in India
Indirect Rule-controlled by a foreign power where local rulers are allowed to keep their authority and position
Imperialism-extending power of one nation or by indirect control over political and economic life and other areas
Anglicist
Colonialism-control or governing influence of a nation over a dependent country or people
Polytheistic-belief in many deities and gods
Direct Rule- local rulers were placed by foreign officials
Hegemony-leadership or predominant influence exercised by one nation over others as an Confederation
Mogul-Muslim lead empire that ruled India before the British
Karma-good and bad fortune based on your behavior
Reincarnation-rebirth in human or other animal form
Dogma religious beliefs or set of beliefs that of religion holds true
Cecil Rhodes and imperialism. Cecil Rhodes imperialist. Belief in the superiority of European, the inherent weakness of native people, exploit nature for European market, military and economic control.
Mogul Akbar “The Great”. It is true he is religiously tolerant
Robert Clive was the chief representative of the India of the East India Company he stopped the French from getting forts in india and he got the British to be in control of Bangladesh British force to victory over him Mogul army 10 times its size
The role of the Industrial Revolution in imperialism.
Resources from SE Asia that spurred colonialism tea, lumber, rubber, palm oil
Your caste is a reflection of...? The evolution of your spirit
Hinduism’s four desires. Pleasure, success, Duty , Moksha
Four categorical limitations of material success. Power and fame are exclusive and competitive and cannot be gained without diminishing someone else's portion, the drive for success is never ending can never get enough of what you want, worldly success is too small to keep you interested for long, you can't take rewards with you
Jared Diamond – Guns, Germs and Steel
Reasons stated by Diamond for the West attaining guns, germs and steel? The West ultimately attained due to geographical advantage. Which are not reasons by diamond further West white people are simply better
According to Jared Diamond, benefit of domesticable animals. You can ride large animals like horses cows and sheep
The first Indians who attempted to reform governing of India. the first Indian nationalists were upper-class and English educated lawyers and civil service that wanted reform not revolution. Like Gandhi
Major causes and effects of the Sepoy Mutiny. This point mutiny started rifle cartridges greased with cow and pig oil Sepoys refused to load their guns the British charge them with mutiny put them in jail the other troops killed 50 European men women and children out, the mutiny British took over India
Positive impacts of British rule. Order and stability, efficient government, under the school system, Postal Service, trains
Negative impacts of British rule. Huge economic cost, the legal taxes collected, many Indians died of starvation because they had to grow cotton instead of food
goal for the EIC
Where Mogul comes from
1. Discuss social Darwinism’s relationship to racism and how the British in India reflected this relationship using in-class activities such as the Anglicist-Orientalist debate and homework.
2. Resistance to Colonial Rule. Describe what type of people were initially involved in what type of protest and what types of things those initial protesters wanted and how that protest changed in terms of what type of people were involved, what type of protest they participated in and what types of things those “new” protesters wanted.
The first Indian nationalists were upper-class and English educated lawyers and civil service that wanted reform and not revolution like Gandhi it became violent when everybody else was involved
3.Discuss the main arguments in the Anglicist-Orientalist debate by including a discussion of the big picture (overview of the debate) and acculturation versus assimilation as well as three of the following:
Anglicist-Orientalist debate
Anglicist- said that the English rule
Orientalist wanted to learn their culture
assimilation-teach Indians English, create class of people Indian in blood and color but English in taste and opinions with moral and intellect of English.
Acculturation mixing two cultures into one
Language of Instruction,
Female Infanticide, killing girl babies because girls cost them money to marry other people
Rights of Widows, none
Missionaries.
Caste system Brahmin, Ksatriyaswarrior, common vaisyas, peasants sudras, Untouchables palits BKVSP Burger King visits stupid people
Questions from last test
1which of the following is true of Akbar the great
he is religiously tolerant
2Which is not a natural resource from Asia
inexpensive labor
markets
3In order most lasting desire
Mosksha, duty, success, pleasure
4Which of the following are not categorical limitations of material success
small goals, seeking of desires
5Other similar question
seeking success, seeking pleasures
6According to Jared diamond the West was ultimately attained due to
geographical advantage
7Which are not reasons stated by diamond for the West getting guns germs and steel
white people are simply better
8Which are not reasons stated by Jared diamond struggle for natural resources
all are correct
9First Indians who attempted to reform India
urban English educated lawyers
10 In what city did British dominate
Calcutta
11Which was not a major affect of the Sepoy mutiny
the EIC became bankrupt
12According to the textbook which was not a benefit of British rule
lack of distribution of wealth by the EIC