Question

Mohandas Gandhi organizes boycotts of British goods. India's textile industry collapses. The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories. Britain splits India into two states. Britian withdraws from South Asia. Drag and drop the events to arrange them from the event that occurred first to the event that occurred last.

Answer 1

Since the early seventh century the British East India Company had began trading in India. Its influence grew steadily until(1)In 1773 The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories.In November 17, 1869(2) India's textile industry collapses as the Suez Canal opens and the intense trading between Indian an Uk favours the British.

In the summer of 1920 Mahatma Gandhi launches a campaign of noncooperation.(3)He organizes boycotts of British goods. Then, after WWII Britain agrees to grant India independence.

InJune,1947 (4)Britain splits India into two states under pressure from Muslim minority in India. Finally, (5)Britian withdraws from South Asia.

Answer 2

The British government takes control of the East India Company's territories. In 1858 India’s companies were in great debt so the British, by Government of India Act, ruled that the Company should be governed by the British Crown.

India's textile industry collapses. Around 1880, India textile industry declined because of competition, India could not meet British demands for quality, price and quantity of textile, so the Industry just collapsed.

Gandhi promoted India independence from British. Around 1915 Gandhi became an important figure for the independence of India, whom is very known for his non-violent protests regarding this matter.

Mohandas Gandhi organizes boycotts of British goods. The Rowlatt Acts of 1919 led Gandhi to organize boycotts of British goods, which included not buying any of England products and services, non-cooperation with British and acts of strike.

Britain splits India into two states. In 1947 the Indian Independence Act divided Muslim and Hindus, the partition of the area intended to end the conflict between the groups.

Britain withdraws from South Asia. The official date declared by British to withdraw from India was June 1948.