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- - - - Chandragupta
        
        First Mauryan Emperor
        
        United India’s kingdom in one state
      - Bindusara
        
        Had 16 wifes and many childrens
      - Ashoka the Great
        
        Extend the Empire
        
        His symbol was a wheel of chakraPresent mind is on the flag
        
        Ruled for four decades
        
        Believed and spreader Buddhism
      - Ends when the last was killed (185 BC)
    - - Rulers
        
        Chandragupta I
        
        Chandragupta II
      - Achievements
        
        Chess was invented
        
        Water conservation for irrigation
        
        Monetary system was used
        
        Many temples were built
        
        Advanced on engineering, arts, science, technology and religion
    - - Emperors
        
        Cruel emperors
        
        Aurangzeb
        
        Akbar the Great
      - Achievements
        
        Built monuments
        
        Tal Mahal
        
        Red Fort
        
        Introduced an effective tax collection
        
        Respected Indian cultures
- - - - It controlled all trade between
      - The Brithish defeated Siraj al.Dawlah's army and then bribed their candidate
    - - They had existed since the 14yh century
      - Hindu warriors at war with the Mughals
      - Most powerful empire
    - - no respect for their religions
      - Queen Victoria finally realised that a trading company couldn't rule an empire
      - to stop Indians from uniting against British rule in India
    - - Decided to marh 288 kilometres from his home to the Arabian Sea
      - Gandhi achieved his objective- the British flag was lowered and India was independent
      - President of the Indian National Congress
      - Gandhi started the Quit-India Movement
      - The father of the Indian nation, was assassinated in New Delhi by a Hindu fanatic
      - First organised acts of civil disobedience