Decolonization of British India
In the 20th century, technology was integrating the world web. Politics brought mainly disintegrations reflected in World War I and II. Moreover, the industrial powers involved in those wars lost their empires. A larger burst of decolonization came after 1943, when colonies started to fight for their dependency under the tensions of total war, the diffusion of information in general and the art of political mobilization. The British Empire possessed many colonies in different parts of the globe and economically India was one of the most important colonies for the British Empire. This essay will specifically analyze the factors that influenced the decolonization process in India from one of the most powerful and largest empires in the 20th century. The research question is: Which factors influenced the decolonization process in India the most? To answer this question, this essay will analyze the process from a political, social and economic perspective.
The 130 colonial dependencies of Western states went through a decolonization process to become recognized as independent states. This integration of new states into the international system is considered one of the most significant political processes of the twentieth …show more content…
Which factors influenced the decolonization process in India the most? This essay has presented three decisive and interrelated factors: First, nationalism and civil movements. Second, the impacts of the religious differences between Hindus and Muslims. Third, the economic interdependence of India and Britain affected by the two World Wars. This factors follow a cumulative line in the process, one factor without the other could not have created an influence in the independence. Those matters have a huge correlation in the historic events that occurred in the 20th century, situations that also influenced in other
In the 20th century, technology was integrating the world web. Politics brought mainly disintegrations reflected in World War I and II. Moreover, the industrial powers involved in those wars lost their empires. A larger burst of decolonization came after 1943, when colonies started to fight for their dependency under the tensions of total war, the diffusion of information in general and the art of political mobilization. The British Empire possessed many colonies in different parts of the globe and economically India was one of the most important colonies for the British Empire. This essay will specifically analyze the factors that influenced the decolonization process in India from one of the most powerful and largest empires in the 20th century. The research question is: Which factors influenced the decolonization process in India the most? To answer this question, this essay will analyze the process from a political, social and economic perspective.
The 130 colonial dependencies of Western states went through a decolonization process to become recognized as independent states. This integration of new states into the international system is considered one of the most significant political processes of the twentieth …show more content…
Which factors influenced the decolonization process in India the most? This essay has presented three decisive and interrelated factors: First, nationalism and civil movements. Second, the impacts of the religious differences between Hindus and Muslims. Third, the economic interdependence of India and Britain affected by the two World Wars. This factors follow a cumulative line in the process, one factor without the other could not have created an influence in the independence. Those matters have a huge correlation in the historic events that occurred in the 20th century, situations that also influenced in other