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Table of Contents 57. WWII Study Guide 58. Holocaust 59. WHNN Project 60. Cold War Begins 61. Cold War Heats Up 62. Cold War Study Guide 63. Communism.

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1 Table of Contents 57. WWII Study Guide 58. Holocaust 59. WHNN Project 60. Cold War Begins 61. Cold War Heats Up 62. Cold War Study Guide 63. Communism in China 64. PF Review 65. China: Past, Present 66. Cold War Thaws 67. PF Notes 68. India & Ghana

2 Make up Performance Final

3 Revolutionary Movements India and Ghana

4 British Empire Where all has Britain conquered?

5 British Imperialism Hint: Gold Coast Britain wanted to imperialize for gold Over 100 years

6 1947 – Independence Movement Kwame Nkrumah face of the movement – Organized strikes, boycotts, and was often imprisoned Pan-Africanism – – unite Africa into one government “United States of Africa?” – Unified government

7 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyjd8MfI1tM

8 Ghana’s Independence First African colony south of the Sahara to reach independence – “Republic of Ghana” Kwame Nkrumah became first prime minister – pushed new roads, schools, and health facility

9 1966 - Coup What is a coup? Kwame was visiting China While he was gone, army and police seized power This led to a long period of instability in Ghana

10 2000 – First Free Elections What do you think this means for Ghana? Today Ghana is: – Growing tourist industry – Gold and Cocoa production – But still needs to improve http://www.youtube.com/watch?v =oAvLrQ-_HOk

11 British Imperialism – 1700s British indirectly controlled India’s govt. and economy “Jewel in the Crown”

12 Gandhi’s Campaign – 1920s Peaceful resistance against British control Salt March Nationalism After WWII, British ready to leave

13 Partition and Independence Problem: Hindus and Muslims did not get along in India – Violence – Who should get power? Partition = India divided into separate Hindu and Muslim nations Pakistan = Muslim India = Hindu

14 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGxhrBa1 L00 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGxhrBa1 L00

15 Nehru First Prime Minister of India Devoted Gandhi follower Educated in Britain Wanted to improve India – Democracy, unity, economy

16 Gandhi’s Death How do you think he died? Partition led to violence 1 million died Gandhi was on his way to the Indian capital to beg for fair treatment of Muslim refugees Killed by Hindu extremist

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18 Indira Gandhi Nehru’s daughter Faced many challenges including Sikh extremists who wanted independence She sent Indian army troops to overrun Sikh temple 2 Sikh bodyguards assassinated Indira Gandhi

19 Indira’s assassination http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Js4rdszUi8 g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Js4rdszUi8 g

20 Bangladesh Independence Look at East and West Pakistan on the map Could this cause problems? Cyclone and Civil War led to: – East Pakistan = Bangladesh Which side do you think India supported? – Bangladesh

21 Pakistan and India border ceremony http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ0ue-XGl9c

22 Summary Sentences


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