
How Was India Decolonized - Explained in 12 Minutes
video description
Date: 2026-10-28
Comments and reviews: 4
MC-gj8fg
Not really sure what the Portuguese were trying to accomplish by failing to negotiate. Were they delusional enough to think they were in a sufficiently strong strategic position to defend these enclaves They may not have wished to lose them, and that's understandable, but they were going to lose them whether they wanted it or not. Negotiating for some manner of concessions would have at least softened the inevitable blow.
reply
Not really sure what the Portuguese were trying to accomplish by failing to negotiate. Were they delusional enough to think they were in a sufficiently strong strategic position to defend these enclaves They may not have wished to lose them, and that's understandable, but they were going to lose them whether they wanted it or not. Negotiating for some manner of concessions would have at least softened the inevitable blow.
reply
MadaraUchiha-qq6op
better titles: how india pakistan and bangladesh kicked thives out
how white protestants were kicked from another country i mean 190 country exist, white protestant been kicked from 150 latest being afganistan kicking them out
(oh yeah another pr0testant country called Netherlands saying to pr0testants from england to go back and dont come)
reply
better titles: how india pakistan and bangladesh kicked thives out
how white protestants were kicked from another country i mean 190 country exist, white protestant been kicked from 150 latest being afganistan kicking them out
(oh yeah another pr0testant country called Netherlands saying to pr0testants from england to go back and dont come)
reply
AaravDevgan13712
Bro some cities on the map are not correctly located. For example Amritsar is nowhere near it is irl. Also would have liked if you had talked about the 1919 and 1935 acts of Government of India. Otherwise the video is just great
reply
Bro some cities on the map are not correctly located. For example Amritsar is nowhere near it is irl. Also would have liked if you had talked about the 1919 and 1935 acts of Government of India. Otherwise the video is just great
reply
MTTT1234
The Muslim League at first wanted to name its country 'India', since that name derived from the Indus river, which for the majority flows through their country, assuming that what we name India today would name itself 'Hindustan'.
reply
The Muslim League at first wanted to name its country 'India', since that name derived from the Indus river, which for the majority flows through their country, assuming that what we name India today would name itself 'Hindustan'.
reply
Add a review, comment
Other channel videos















