Partition of Bengal 1905

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A-Levels History Mind Map on Partition of Bengal 1905, created by Jake Davey on 21/05/2013.
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Partition of Bengal 1905
  1. Aims
    1. Make British admin more efficient
      1. Make British rule less susceptible to nationalist political attacks
      2. Successes
        1. Created NWFP to act as a buffer between British India and 'Wild North West'
        2. What exactly happened
          1. Partitioning of Eastern-Indian province Bengal
            1. West Bengal to Bihar and Orissa(54m population; 42m hindus, 9m muslims)
              1. East Bengal to Assam(31m population; 12m hindus, 18m muslims)
              2. Why Partition?
                1. Streamline administration
                  1. Bengal was vulnerable to famine/floods/unrest
                    1. Block success of congress- "Divide and Rule"
                    2. Reaction
                      1. Created Muslim majority state- angered Hindus, pleased muslims- Divide and Rule
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