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India
Oldest of civilization, starting around 3000 B.C.
India
Lasted until 1526, Mughals from Central Asia conquered India, bringing Islam with them
India
Replaced by British in 1857, increasing trade with India since 1600s so did British influence
India
Sought independence in the early 1900s.
India
Led by Gandhi's policy on non-violence protest, received independence in 1947
India
Before 1947, included Pakistan and Bangladesh. Most Indian Muslims lived in these areas.
India
To cut down in religious violence, Britain split India into two countries: India and Pakistan
India
Eastern Pakistan broke away in 1971 and became Bangladesh
India
Still more than 200 million Muslims in India today
India's Economy
At independence, India had little industry
India's Economy
In 1950s, the government built and controlled factories
India's Economy
In 1980s, the factories were sold to private buyers. Making it now a leading industrial nation
India's Economy
Handmade goods bring a lot of money in
India's Economy
Has one of the greatest railroad systems built by the British
India's Economy
The British also left a legacy of English. Today English is widely spoken and gives it an advantage in customer service industry
India's Economy
Although many people are poor, there are also many college educated people
Pakistan
Mountains int he north and the west
Pakistan
Indus River Plain in the south and the east
Pakistan
Cotton and textiles are the main export as well as other light industry
Bangladesh
Lies in the delta of Ganges and Brahmaputra Rivers.
Bangladesh
Since it is flat, flooding is a problems
Bangladesh
Agriculture and textiles are the main economic activities
Bangladesh
It is one of the densest population on Earth and one of the poorest
Nepal and Bhutan
Himalayas make up 80% of the countries
Nepal and Bhutan
Agriculture occurs in the southern valleys.
Nepal and Bhutan
Subsistence and terrace farming is common
Nepal and Bhutan
Without terrace farming, landslides when it rains will wash away the crops grown
Sri Lanka
Small, mountainous island
Sri Lanka
Gems and agriculture make up economy
Sri Lanka
Civil war between Sinhalese (majority group) and Tamil (minority group) ended in Tamil loss in 2009