 Indian National Congress › social reform › economic development › democracy › civil rights  Jawaharlal Nehru › Green Revolution  private investment.

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 Indian National Congress › social reform › economic development › democracy › civil rights  Jawaharlal Nehru › Green Revolution  private investment

 Iran: Religious Revivalism and the Rejection of the West › Pahlavi shahs  modernization  alienates religious leaders  overthrown by Khomeini, 1978 › Ayatollah Khomeini  similar to Mahdi

 Iran: Religious Revivalism and the Rejection of the West › Radical reform  Sharia law  opposition suppressed  women more restricted › War with Iraq  1988, peace

 Nationalist Party › Afrikaner  1948 elections  Afrikaner rule  Independence, 1960  Apartheid › complete separation › African National Congress outlawed › Walter Sisulu, Nelson Mandela, Steve Biko

 Opposition, 1960s  Economic, political pressure, 1980s  F.W. DeKlerk  Mandela freed, 1990  Elections, 1994 › Mandela president

 Patterns › some reflect traditions › depends on continuity of native culture

 What was the most compelling argument made by Churchill’s conservatives?  What about the Liberals?  How would you have voted if given the chance?

 What examples do you seen of Khomeini’s purpose for this document?

 How is the Ayodhya mosque an important symbol of the issues between Hindus and Muslims (both past and present)?