Zusammenfassung der Ressource
DIRECT CONTROL CASE STUDIES (where
there is political or military control of another
country)
- USSR OVER EASTERN EUROPE
- Invaded Hungary in 1956 -
tanks patrolled Budapest and
people who challenged their
ideologies were killed
- Refugees fled to Holland
- Policies in Eastern European
communist countries were
"rubber stamped" by USSR
- India
- Britain took direct control of
India in 1858
- Before, Britain, France, Portugal,
and the Dutch all had trading posts
in India
- They exported tea,
spice and opium
- Britain expanded in to South
East Asia (Burma, Malaysia,
Singapore) from bases in India
- There was an Indian rebellion against growing
British influence in 1857; british forced quelled this
and took full control of India
- After 1858, policy of
promoting British
language and culture
- Judicial systems and educational
systems set up along British lines
- Rail network
expanded to help
trade but this also
helped the military
quell as they could
get around easier
- Key leaders in
government and
business brought in
from britain
- 1947, India became independent from Britain
- 1947, war between India and
Pakistan over Kashmir region
- India was partitioned into
largely muslim pakistan and
hindu india
- 14 million people migrated across
borders to relocate in areas of their
own religion
- In mixed areas like Bengal and
Punjab, violence erupted claiming
many lives
- 1971, war broke out in East Pakistan
eventually leading to formation of
Bangladesh