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  • DS1: British India: The War of 1857 and its consequences to 1876
    DS1: British India: The War of 1857 and its consequences to 1876

    DS1: British India: The War of 1857 and its consequences to 1876

    By: Lara Dermay
    Lesson 1: The Causes Of The 1857 Rebellion., Lesson 2: The Events and Failure of the Rebellion, Lesson 3: The consequences of the uprising 1858-76
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  • British Empire
    British Empire

    British Empire

    By: Banter Boy Woody
    Indian Rebellion, Consequences of Indian Rebellion, Anti-Imperialism ...
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  • Depth Studies: India
    Depth Studies: India

    Depth Studies: India

    By: Joy Silva
    British India: India In 1857, British India: Viceroys, British India: Causes of the Mutiny (Expansion) ...
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  • British Empire
    British Empire

    British Empire

    By: Dylan Jenkins
    The Expansion Of The British Empire In Africa, Relations With Indigenous People (1857-90), Indian Rebellion And Its Impact ...
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  • Edexcel History A-Level (Paper 3, Option 35.1: Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914)- Key Topic 4/ Nearly losing an empire: the British in India, 1829–58
    Edexcel History A-Level (Paper 3, Option 35.1: Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914)- Key Topic 4/ Nearly losing an empire: the British in India, 1829–58

    Edexcel History A-Level (Paper 3, Option 35.1: Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914)- Key Topic 4/ Nearly losing an empire: the British in India, 1829–58

    By: Archie Atkinson
    The role of the East India Company and the Governor General; the importance of Bengal and the Company Army, William Sleeman’s campaign against Thagi: the drive against Sati and female infanticide; the impact of missionaries., The Indian Rebellion
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  • 9-1 GCSE History - Migration
    9-1 GCSE History - Migration

    9-1 GCSE History - Migration

    By: Emily Riley
    Angevin Empire, The Hundred Years War, The American War Of Independence ...
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  • India History [Y12&Y13]
    India History [Y12&Y13]

    India History [Y12&Y13]

    By: Lujaina Amour
    India Pre-WW1, Indian Contribution to WWI, Indian Response to WWI ...
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  • US History I
    US History I

    US History I

    By: Tyler Kuni
    European Exploration/ Virginia, New England, Middle Colonies ...
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  • Edexcel History A-Level Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914- Nearly losing an empire: the British in India, 1829–58
    Edexcel History A-Level Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914- Nearly losing an empire: the British in India, 1829–58

    Edexcel History A-Level Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914- Nearly losing an empire: the British in India, 1829–58

    By: Kaleb Roy
    The role of the East India Company and the Governor General; the importance of Bengal and the Company Army, William Sleeman’s campaign against Thagi: the drive against Sati and female infanticide; the impact of missionaries., The Indian Rebellion
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  • Social Science
    Social Science

    Social Science

    By: Ajia Safley
    India In Context, Hinduism, Islam ...
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  • British Empire - 1. Origins of British Empire 1857-90
    British Empire - 1. Origins of British Empire 1857-90

    British Empire - 1. Origins of British Empire 1857-90

    By: Barney Hennessey
    Why Did Britain Seek to Establish Trade?, The British Empire in 1857, How did Government Policy Towards Africa Change? ...
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  • History CRGS YR10
    History CRGS YR10

    History CRGS YR10

    By: Marcus Renshaw
    History - overview, THE NORMANS, 1042-1065 ...
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  • History: The British Empire (NEA)
    History: The British Empire (NEA)

    History: The British Empire (NEA)

    By: Deleted Deleted
    L1: Introduction, L2: The Indian Rebellion, L3: British and Egyptian Control of the Suez Canal ...
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  • Archive
    Archive

    Archive

    By: Daniel Schmidt
    William Sleeman’s campaign against Thagi: the drive against Sati and female infanticide; the impact of missionaries., The Indian Rebellion, The Nile valley 1882-98 ...
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  • AP Government Flashcards
    AP Government Flashcards

    AP Government Flashcards

    By: Laurie .
    French and Indian War to Shay's Rebellion, The Constitutional Convention
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  • British Empire Section 1 1857- 90
    British Empire Section 1 1857- 90

    British Empire Section 1 1857- 90

    By: matty horne
    The expansion of the British Empire in Africa ?, Scramble for Africa, 'Scramble for Africa ' - Conferences ...
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  • Social studies 10
    Social studies 10

    Social studies 10

    By: Brad pee
    The Victorian Era, Govt, Manitoba School Act ...
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  • Empire - India
    Empire - India

    Empire - India

    By: Louis Lardner
    The Role of the EIC and the governor general; the importance of Bengal and the company army, William Sleeman's campaign against Thagi, Sati and the impact of missionaries, The Indian Rebellion, the reforms of Dalhousie; the events in Awadh, Meerut, Cawnpore, Dehli, and Lucknow; how the British regained control. ...
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  • Quiz 2 Study Guide
    Quiz 2 Study Guide

    Quiz 2 Study Guide

    By: Hannah Vang
    Imperial War in Indian Country, From Rebellion to Revolution, Whose Revolution? ...
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  • Civics q1 Test
    Civics q1 Test

    Civics q1 Test

    By: jayme lester
    citizenship, forms/systems of gov+influences of ancient greece/rome, John Locke + Baron De Montesquieu ...
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  • Empire(History)India
    Empire(History)India

    Empire(History)India

    By: Marcus English
    The role of the East India Company and General, The importance of Bengal & Company army, Clash of cultures between British and Indians ...
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  • British Empire
    British Empire

    British Empire

    By: Henry Wilson-Boyle
    Britain & Africa, Egypt, the Suez Canal & Sudan, South Africa, the Boers & the Bantu ...
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  • British Empire
    British Empire

    British Empire

    By: Georgie R
    Theme 1, EQ 2: Ports, entrepots and trade routes. Suez Canal Shares Purchase, Shanghai, Singapore, Hong Kong, British India EQ1: To what extent did the British control India in 1829?, British India EQ2: What were the causes and significance of the clash of cultures between the British and the Indians? ...
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  • US Government
    US Government

    US Government

    By: Irina Soloshenko
    Foundations of Government - Unlimited and Limited Governments, Foundations of Government - Hobbes and Locke, Foundations of Government - Rousseau and Montesquieu ...
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  • India Essay plans
    India Essay plans

    India Essay plans

    By: Issy McNicholas
    ‘The power of the Company army was the most significant cause of the increasing British presence in India in the early 19th century’ HFDYA ?, How accurate is it to say that the Indian Rebellion Occurred because of the attack on Indian religion and customs by the British in the years leading up to 1857?, The British Raj was a complete change from EIC control under Dalhousie (1848 to 1856) in relation to the nature of British Rule in India’ How far do you agree with this statement? ...
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