India

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Das Dokument beschreibt die Kultur, Geschichte und aktuelle Situation Indiens. Es wird betont, dass Indien reich an Geschichten ist, die moralische Lektionen vermitteln und dass das Erzählen von Geschichten immer noch eine wichtige Tradition in Indien ist. Die britische Kolonialherrschaft und ihre Ausbeutung von Indien werden ebenfalls erwähnt, sowie Mahatma Gandhis friedlicher Kampf für die Unabhängigkeit Indiens. Die heutige Armut und die harte Arbeit von Kindern in Fabriken für wenig Lohn werden auch angesprochen. Der Autor schlägt vor, dass wir helfen sollten, diese Menschen öfter zu unterstützen. Trotz der Schwierigkeiten betonen die Beschreibung auch Indiens enorme Bevölkerungszunahme und die Bedeutung der Nonviolenz durch Gandhis Kampf.
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India The Indian culture is full of stories which have been handed down from generation to gener-ation. The stories are not only entertaining but also teach moral lessons. This is probably the reason why storytelling is still very populal in India and is an important part of the country s traditions. At the beginning of the 16th century, before the Portuguese, the Dutch, the British and the French started trading with the Indian people, India was known as a rich country. In 1760 Britain had become the most important European power in India. During a century, the British spread their control to the whole of the subcontinent. The British East India Company, which ruled India, traded with India until 1813. In 1833 the Company stopped trading. From then on, they only govered India. The end of the British East India Company came after a rebellion, which was started by Indian soldiers in 1857. The rebels were defeated and Britain ruled India again. Britain s industries got their raw materials there and they made very much profit. In 1869 on the 2nd of October there was born a famous and important man in Porbandar: Mahatma Gandhi. He fought without force and he only wanted freedom. Gandhi studied in London. After that, he sailed to South-Africa, where he fought for freedom with new methods for 21 years. In 1915 he went back to India and he fought for freedom again. .Mahatma Gandhi was not an enemy of England. In the First World War he made an effort for the British Empire. He ...
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