In India it marks the start of consistent population growth as revealed by the census, after decades of alternating growth and contraction or stagnation. In fact the change dates from 1920 with the passing of the influenza pandemic.
The internal divisions and fights in the people and amongst the kingdoms of India were the main contributers in helping the British. Thereby they adopted the policy of Divide and Ruleand establish their rule over India
No official reason was given for why India was divided after World War II. However, many see it as a divide and rule situation because India was two big to govern effectively.
It is of great historical importance and helps us in understanding India of that time.
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the year when India got independence is on 1947 if you divide the year by 4 and the qoutient is 0 the year is a leap year
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Marthi's essay on India after Independence is called "Divide and Rule Policy in India". It highlights how the country was before and after Great Britain was in power.
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In India it marks the start of consistent population growth as revealed by the census, after decades of alternating growth and contraction or stagnation. In fact the change dates from 1920 with the passing of the influenza pandemic.
Great Britain divided India into two countries: India and Pakistan. It was to separate the two religions that were dominant in India: Hinduism and Islam.
Yes, "Great Divide" is capitalized when referring to a specific location or entity, such as the Great Divide mountain range. "Great divide" is lowercase when used in a general sense, such as describing a separation between ideologies.
After years of owning India, Britain realized in was not feasible to keep India. It was costing money to defend a country that was not able to offer much in the form of resources.
because of the strategical location off the great Himalayas, it acts as a climatic divide........
No, Gandhi did not divide India. He was a leader in the movement for Indian independence from British rule and advocated for Hindu-Muslim unity. However, after independence, the partition of India into separate countries of India and Pakistan was a result of political decisions made by the Indian National Congress and the British government.
The Great Divide - book - was created in 1969.