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Why is the amritsar masscre the turning point of India?
the amritsar massacre was a turning point o many indias, it convince them of the evils of the british rule .
What did General Dyre do in the Amritsar massacre?
General O Dyer ordered his soilders to shoot on the people who were participating in the peace conference in Amritsar without any warning.
How did Massacre at Amritsar contribute to national independence for india?
The massacre stired nationalist feelings across India had a profound effect on thei full independance.
Amritsar Massacre outcome?
about 400 civilians were killed and some 1200 wounded by british soldiers shooting some 1650 rounds into crowd. 177 A very dark day indeed in the history of the British Empire.
What was original name of amritsar?
ramdaspur
The amritsar massacre was an event?
Sparked the movement for independence in India
What is the event that initially fueled Indias independence movement was the?
Amritsar massacre
What event led by Mohandas Gandhi to fight against British economic control of India?
The Amritsar Massacre
In what nation did the Amritsar Massacre occur?
India
On the Amritsar massacre how big was the crowd?
In Amritsar, over 5,000 people gathered at Jallianwala Bagh.
How many bullets were shot at the massacre at amritsar?
11
When did Amritsar Massacre occurred?
April 13, 1919
What year did the amritsar massacre occur?
April 13th 1919
Factors which led to the rise of ntionalism in India?
amritsar massacre
What did Andrew Roberts say about the Amritsar massacre?
he was biased to the british
Give reasons about the relations between British and Indians after the Amritsar massacre?
The reason relations were strained was because of the Amritsar incident.
Why Chaphekar bandhu killed General Dyer?
because of the massacre in Amritsar
