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Mapa Mental por jacksearle, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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Criado por jacksearle
mais de 11 anos atrás
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Impact of Churchill
- Extreme Imperialist
- Very anti-reform, likes the empire as it is
- Very anti-reform, likes the empire as it is
- Strong views on race
- Sees India as 'Jewel in the crown'
- Crown = empire, Jewel= India
- Saw India as most important country in the empire
- Valued India as he believed that ruling India made the empire look good
- Valued India as he believed that ruling India made the empire look good
- Saw India as most important country in the empire
- Crown = empire, Jewel= India
- Very Patriotic
- Conservative
- Maverick
- Bend the rules
- Holds strong opinions
- Different and proud of it
- Bend the rules
- When he is appointed, SoSI resigns
- SoSI knew his opinions would clash with Churchill's
- No point staying in position, will never be able to negotiate with Churchill
- No point staying in position, will never be able to negotiate with Churchill
- SoSI knew his opinions would clash with Churchill's
- 1940 Offer
- Offers Indians dominion status after war
- Rejected by Congress - wanted purna swaraj
- Churchill possibly did this on purpose - knew congress
would reject it, makes it look like Congress are being
awkward whereas Brits are trying to help
- Churchill possibly did this on purpose - knew congress
would reject it, makes it look like Congress are being
awkward whereas Brits are trying to help
- Rejected by Congress - wanted purna swaraj
- Offers Indians dominion status after war
- Atlantic Charter 1941
- Churchill + Roosevelt agree terms which included
support for 'sovereign rights and self government'
- Interpreted differently
- Churchill
- Believed it to only apply to newly created
countries - not those currently in empire
- Believed it to only apply to newly created
countries - not those currently in empire
- Roosevelt
- Believed it to apply to all countried
- Roosevelt consistently pushed Churchill to make
concessions to Indian nationalist demands
- Roosevelt thought it was needed to make progress, however Churchill saw it as defeat
- Roosevelt thought it was needed to make progress, however Churchill saw it as defeat
- Roosevelt consistently pushed Churchill to make
concessions to Indian nationalist demands
- Believed it to apply to all countried
- Churchill
- Interpreted differently
- Churchill + Roosevelt agree terms which included
support for 'sovereign rights and self government'
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