1947

people and the British were no longer trusted in India. The year 1906 brought the formation of the political All India Muslim League which supported the Crown in British and was a strategy by the British to try to regain trust in India. However this was to no avail as soon after this was implemented in 1909 another act known as the India Councils Act gave Muslims right for separate elections and not complete rule from. after this time while the Indian people had more freedom they were still considered to be a British Colony and the Indian independence movement was started. The last stages of the from the 1920's and onward saw their congress adopt the Gandhi style of non-violence with civil resistance. After many years and many rebellion's and many movements the British agreed to sign the Indian Independence act of 1947.
 * 1947 Independance of India:**The British rule of India was started to weaken after a quite bloody rebellion in 1857 and this was the final straw for many of the Indian


 * Significance**** : ** This is the most significant event in the British rule of India, as it mark the end of the British's history in India. This also was extremely significant in terms of their culture and way of life, as their culture had been effected heavily by Gandhi and his peaceful ways. However since they British left it left the Indian people economically unstable as they were quite reliant on the East Indian Company to support their economy, and since they left it led to a depression in India.

