BRITISH IMPERIALISM IN INDIA Matching Match each term with its description.
1. Sepoy
A. Service in the British government in India under the Raj
2.
Sikhs
B. Congress who fought for Indian rights and independence
3.
Sepoy Mutiny
C. Religious advocates who travel to other places
Ram Mohun Roy
D. Province split by the British government; sparked violence
5.
British East India
E. An Indian soldier
6.
Raj
F. Religious group, known for turbans and beards
7.
Missionaries
G. Man often known as the "Father of Modern India"
8.
Indian National
H. Company who took over and controlled India until 1858
9.
Bengal
1. Time period the British ruled India directly
10.
Indian Civil
J. Rebellion of sepoys in 1857 against the British

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