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they're discussing real boss stuff, they ballin fr. 

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73 educated Indians formed the Indian national congress in 1885. It was ruled by the British which was fine with them for some time but then they wanted to be able to rule it themselves and wrote papers suggesting change but were unsuccessful.

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They fr posted up, vlone soldiers on top 

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The Hindu Indians dominated the congress so the Muslims formed their own league

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They keep that thang on them, never lackin 

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In the first world war, the British dragged the Indians into their conflict with Germany. The got troops from India and promised they would slowly give them more power over their congress in return. After the war the British enforced more oppressive laws and didn't let up, adding more and more to these laws as time passed.

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Out in the fields, dripped out and fitted up. Hope they don't stain the white tee

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A large protest led by Gandhi in which people walked to the Arabian sea coast, a 240 mile walk. It lasted 24 days and was in protest of the salt tax placed by the British. Gandhi went from 100 followers at the start to 50,000 when he ended the protest, at Dharasana protestors were attacked. By the end of the protest, 60,000 people were arrested.

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They spinnin blocks for their boys that got clapped in World war one

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At the start of WWII, Britain dragged India into the war without asking, which resulted in Indian officials quitting. Ghandi urged civilians to oppose British rule in a non-violent way. Although many of the leaders of this movement were arrested, large scale demonstrations helped weaken British rule.

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Indian Independence and Partition of India 

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Indian Independence and Partition of India 

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Although Ghandi fought to unite India, it was decided to be divided into two nations: India and Pakistan. This separation was called the Partition of India. Pakistan gained independence on August 14, 1947, and India gained independence on August 15, 1947.