A2 Historical enquiry: India and the British Empire,

British policy towards India Let’s go through the notes you were finishing for homework

Nationalism in the 1920s and 1930s L.O. Decide how effectively Gandhi and the nationalist movement pressurised the British,

Why did Gandhi turn to non- co-operation? Re-read the 2 Copland docs on the last page of your hand out from last lesson Doc 19 – what event makes Gandhi launch the non-cooperation movement? Why? Doc 20 – why did Gandhi suspend the movement?

Gandhi: the rise to fame This documentary goes back to the events of WW1 and Amritsar from Gandhi’s perspective It charts the beginnings of the non-co-operation movement (a consequence of Amritsar) Moves through the 1920s and ends with the Salt March It provides a good assessment of the 1920s As we watch the documentary, follow it through with your sheet of notes

Nationalism: Gandhi in the 1920s and 1930s 1.Read through chapter 3 in Leadbeater and follow through the information on your chart which notes the key detail (so you shouldn’t need to take notes) 2.Answer the summary questions at the end of the sheet (use Copland doc 18 to help you with the last question)

homework Summarise Copland’s interpretation Read the handout (p of Copland’s book) Suppose you decide to use Copland as a lead historian in your coursework. From the last 2 paragraphs on p.30: 1.Summarise his opinion in one or two sentences 2.Highlight key quotations that back his opinion Due: 26/01