KY- History Wk 19
Across
- 2. _________ Gandhi was a self-styled “holy man” whose policy of noncooperation forced the British to give up India. (Page 2)
- 3. Indians found an early spokesperson for the cause of independence in the British educated patriot ____ _____ _____. (Page 3)
- 5. Pakistan moved in the direction of becoming an _______ state, causing people to question human rights, especially for women. (Page 6)
- 7. After a bloody civil war, the new state of _____________ was established in 1971 in the territory that had been East Pakistan. (Page 7)
- 9. In 1933 the British government guaranteed India a new _____________. (Page 5)
- 13. India gained independence from ________ _________ on August 15, 1947. (Page 1)
- 14. Economic exploitation and disregard for religious law resulted in the _____ Rebellion of 1957. (Page 3)
Down
- 1. ____________ Nehru became India’s first prime minister and retained that office until his death in 1964. (Page 7)
- 4. Progress towards independence was complicated by religious tensions between __________ and __________. (Page 1)
- 6. Gandhi trained in ____ in England and practiced in South Africa. (Page 4)
- 8. Following independence, but India and _______ faced challenges in addressing human rights issues and political stability. (Page 1)
- 9. The Indian National ________ was established in 1995. (Page 1)
- 10. ___________ Day was celebrated on August 15, 1947 in both Delhi and Karachi, the capitals of India and Pakistan. (Page 6)
- 11. Gandhi, Nehru, and their followers were imprisoned and the __________ _______ was banned. (Page 5)
- 12. Large areas of India were turned from rice cultivation to growing cotton, which endangered the food supply. (Page 3)