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| leader of the Muslim league. |
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| a WWII military hero who became British India’s last viceroy. |
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| An Indian Pacifist who was assassinated in 1948. |
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| India’s first prime minister. |
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| Mohandas Gandhi’s daughter who became prime minister after Nehru. |
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| Mohandas Gandhi’s son who served as prime minister from 1984-1989. |
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| Prime Minister of Bangladesh. |
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| Prime Minister of Pakistan, fell do to corruption charges |
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| opposition on Bhutto, promised to reduce government regulations over the economy. |
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| made up 75% of Sri Lanka, Buddhist. |
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| Demanded their own state do to discrimination. |
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| Golden Temple of Amritsar |
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| Sikhism’s holiest shrine. |
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| an ancient town, regarded as one of the seven sacred cities of the Hindus. |
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| two thirds governed by India. Most of the people are muslim. |
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| One of the most densely populated nations in the world. |
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| In 1948 Great Britain granted independence to Ceylon, known since 1972 as Sir Lanka. |
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| Dry mountains region in which most people spoke urda. |
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| Faced difficulties in joining 2 district regions of Indian Territory. |
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| Won its independence as the republic of Bangladesh. |
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| wanted Muslim to have their own state known as Pakistan. |
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| Not taking sides with either powerful countries or less powerful countries. |
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| Occupied the golden temple of Armista. |
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| Language of most people living in West Pakistan. |
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| Langauage of most people living in East Pakistan. |
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